CS269I: Incentives in Computer Science Lecture #3: Markets, Everywhere∗
CS269I: Incentives in Computer Science Lecture #3: Markets, Everywhere∗
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CS269I：计算机科学的激励讲座3：市场，无处不在*
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2018
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Tim Roughgarden
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Tim Roughgarden
上周我们讨论了几个你熟悉的市场：斯坦福大学的住宿市场，竞争性大学的入学市场，以及医疗住院医师市场。虽然我们的一些讨论有计算机科学的味道-我们确实谈论了相当多的算法，如延迟接受算法-应用程序本身是相当古老的学校，早于计算机科学作为一门知识学科。今天，我们将讨论几个市场，如果没有过去几十年来计算机科学的进步，这些市场根本不会存在。这些也是你们中的一些人毕业后可能会从事的市场。这堂课的内容非常广泛，所以这里有一些你应该注意的主题。
Last week we talked about several markets that you’re familiar with: the market for rooms at Stanford, the market for admission to competitive colleges, and the market for medical residents. While some of our discussion had a computer science-y flavor—we did talk a fair amount about algorithms, like the Deferred Acceptance algorithm—the applications themselves were pretty old-school, predating computer science as an intellectual discipline. Today we’ll discuss several markets that simply would not exist without the advances we’ve had in computer science over the past several decades. These are also the sorts of markets that some of you are likely to wind up working on, post-graduation. This lecture will be pretty wide-ranging, so here are a few themes you should be on the lookout for.