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The phrase "a matching with" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a pairing or alignment with something, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "We are looking for a matching with our current project requirements."
Alternatives: "a match to" or "an alignment with".
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(There are various ways to find the maximum matching. See, e.g, [12].) A maximum matching is a matching with the largest possible number of edges.
The problem of finding a matching with the minimum number of blocking pairs is NP-hard, and it is hard to approximate [19].
A matching of a graph is an independent subset of the edges set and a maximum matching is a matching with as many edges in it as possible.
For k=2 the k-clique matching problem reduces to the well-known and extensively studied problem of matching in graphs; a matching in a graph is defined as any subset of nonadjacent edges, which basically are cliques of size 2. In unweighted graphs, matching problems concentrate on finding a maximum matching (a matching with the largest number of edges).
Section 7 presents a modification of the maximal assortativity matching algorithm (referred to as the maximal dissortative matching algorithm, MDM) to determine a matching with an objective of minimizing the assortativity index and presents results of execution of the MDM algorithm on network graphs considered in Sects.
A maximum matching is a matching with maximum size.
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