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State-of-the-Art in Urgent Flatmate Matching Systems: A Multi-Dimensional Compatibility Approach

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Sanjana Pawale

Department Of Master Of Computer Application

ASM’s IBMR, Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India

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Mayur Kulkarni

Department of Master of Computer Applications,

ASM’s IBMR, Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India

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Sakshi Latkar

Department of Master of Computer Applications,

ASM’s IBMR, Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India

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Urmila Rede

Department of Master of Computer Applications,

ASM’s IBMR, Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India

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Vaidehi Wanode

Department of Master of Computer Applications,

ASM’s IBMR, Chinchwad, Maharashtra, India

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Abstract

Finding a suitable flat or PG is challenging because users must choose both a suitable accommodation and compatible roommates. This review paper is based on the Knowledge-Based Stable Roommates approach and extends it into a practical framework called Flat-Match. The proposed framework combines accommodation filtering with lifestyle compatibility by considering factors such as budget, location, room type, cleanliness, smoking habits, sleep schedule, study habits, and move-in date. Unlike traditional rental platforms, Flat-Match provides personalized recommendations, ranked alternatives, conflict detection, and a temporary Flat Lock feature for reserving available rooms. This paper does not present experimental results; instead, it identifies the research gap between roommate matching and real-world accommodation discovery. The proposed framework offers a foundation for developing an intelligent, explainable, and user-friendly shared accommodation platform.

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Flat-Match Shared Accommodation Roommate Matching Compatibility Stable Roommates

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Sanjana Pawale, Mayur Kulkarni, Sakshi Latkar, Urmila Rede, Vaidehi Wanode, "State-of-the-Art in Urgent Flatmate Matching Systems: A Multi-Dimensional Compatibility Approach," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 10, pp. 1-5, Oct 2026.

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The reviewed research shows that roommate matching depends on multiple factors such as cleanliness, smoking, sleep and study habits, and individual preferences rather than simple rankings. Personalized-SRTI and Most-SRTI provide different approaches to compatibility, but their integration with property-level accommodation search remains limited. FlatMatch addresses this gap by combining roommate compatibility, property suitability, accommodation constraints, vacancy, ranked alternatives, conflict explanations, and a time-bound Flat Lock process. Future evaluation can determine whether this integrated approach improves shared-accommodation matching compared with conventional methods.

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