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Robert W. Irving

Publication record assembled from the DBLP archive of ranked conferences.

Papers indexed

16

Venues

12

Active years

1992–2021

Best venue rank

A*

Where they publish

Papers

16 indexed papers, newest first.

YearVenueTitleAuthors
2021SPIREExtracting the Sparse Longest Common Prefix Array from the Suffix Binary Search Tree.Tomohiro I, Robert W. Irving, Dominik Kppl, Lorna Love
2016SAGTThe Stable Roommates Problem with Short Lists.gnes Cseh, Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove
2014IWOCAProfile-Based Optimal Matchings in the Student/Project Allocation Problem.Augustine Kwanashie, Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove, Colin T. S. Sng
2010CIACPopular Matchings in the Marriage and Roommates Problems.Pter Bir, Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove
2009COCOONPopular Matchings: Structure and Algorithms.Eric McDermid, Robert W. Irving
2007COCOONAn 8/5-Approximation Algorithm for a Hard Variant of Stable Marriage.Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove
2005SODAPopular matchings.David J. Abraham, Robert W. Irving, Telikepalli Kavitha, Kurt Mehlhorn
2004SODARank-maximal matchings.Robert W. Irving, Telikepalli Kavitha, Kurt Mehlhorn, Dimitrios Michail, Katarzyna E. Paluch
2003ISAACThe Student-Project Allocation Problem.David J. Abraham, Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove
2003STACSStrong Stability in the Hospitals/Residents Problem.Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove, Sandy Scott
2001CPA Constraint Programming Approach to the Stable Marriage Problem.Ian P. Gent, Robert W. Irving, David F. Manlove, Patrick Prosser, Barbara M. Smith
2001VLDBA Database Index to Large Biological Sequences.Ela Hunt, Malcolm P. Atkinson, Robert W. Irving
1998ESAMatching Medical Students to Pairs of Hospitals: A New Variation on a Well-Known Theme.Robert W. Irving
1994CPMMaximal Common Subsequences and Minimal Common Supersequences.Robert W. Irving, Campbell Fraser
1993CPMOn the Worst-Case Behaviour of Some Approximation Algorithms for the Shortest Common Supersequence of k Strings.Robert W. Irving, Campbell Fraser
1992CPMTwo Algorithms for the Longest Common Subsequence of Three (or More) Strings.Robert W. Irving, Campbell Fraser