collaborators

10 papers

econ.EM2026

Multi-Dimensional Matching

Irene Aldridge

We study a matching mechanism where agents and objects are described by features rather than complete rankings. A single spectral projection reduces the problem to a one-dimensiona…

econ.EM2026

Eigenvalue-Decomposition Cost Denoising for Predict-then-Optimize

Henry Aldridge-Krawciw, Irene Aldridge

Predict-then-optimize methods learn a mapping from features to unknown edge costs. They then solve the shortest-path problem on the predicted costs. We study a feature-free alterna…

econ.EM2026

Optimizing Regret

Irene Aldridge

Building on the identity that expected regret equals the covariance between costs and decisions, this paper develops a derivative theory of the covariance regret functional. We der…

econ.EM2026

Evaluating AI Investment Strategies

Irene Aldridge

We study the problem of auditing a black-box algorithmic decision-maker from observable inputs and outputs alone. Our main result is an exact decomposition: under precisely charact…

econ.TH2026

Comparing Market Mechanism Efficiencies

Irene Aldridge

We develop a game-theoretic framework that compares welfare efficiency across three market mechanisms: continuous double auctions with transparent order books (lit exchanges), opaq…

cs.GT2026

Multi-Dimensional Matching in Market Design

Irene Aldridge

This paper proposes a computationally efficient mechanism for multi-dimensional matching markets where agents report preferences over object features rather than complete utility a…

econ.EM2026

Regret Equals Covariance: A Closed-Form Characterization for Stochastic Optimization

Irene Aldridge

Quantifying regret typically involves repeatedly re-solving a stochastic optimization problem across simulated scenarios. Such an approach is costly: the cost scales with the numbe…

econ.EM2026

Scaling the Queue: Reinforcement Learning for Equitable Call Classification Capacity in NYC Municipal Complaint Systems

Irene Aldridge, Ellie Bae, Siddhesh Darak +25

Municipal 311 call centers and complaint intake systems face a structural mismatch between incoming volume and classification capacity. The staff and heuristics available to triage…

cs.GT2026

Fast Core Identification

Irene Aldridge

This paper examines the computational complexity of the \emph{Core Identification Problem} (CIP) in one-sided matching markets governed by the Top Trading Cycles (TTC) algorithm. T…

econ.EM2024

Fast TTC Computation

Irene Aldridge

This paper proposes a fast Markov Matrix-based methodology for computing Top Trading Cycles (TTC) that delivers O(1) computational speed, that is speed independent of the number of…