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Table 1.

Preference overview.

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Table 2.

Simulation input parameters for comparing algorithm performance.

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Fig 1.

Absolute number of matched participants.

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Fig 2.

Relative number of matched participants compared to optimal solution.

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Fig 3.

Average welfare scores for participants.

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Fig 4.

Average fairness score of solutions.

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Table 3.

Simulation input parameters for the manipulation study.

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Fig 5.

Change in matched rank for manipulating participants based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 6.

Relative change in matched rank for manipulating participants based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 7.

Change in matched rank for manipulating participants based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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Fig 8.

Relative change in matched rank for manipulating participants based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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Fig 9.

Probability of successful manipulation based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 10.

Probability of successful manipulation based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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Fig 11.

Change in matched rank for non-manipulating participants based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 12.

Relative change in matched rank for non-manipulating participants based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 13.

Change in matched rank for non-manipulating participants based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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Fig 14.

Relative change in matched rank for non-manipulating participants based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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Fig 15.

Number of unstable pairs based on degree of manipulation.

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Fig 16.

Number of unstable pairs based on percentage of manipulating participants.

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