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social-golfer

v0.2.0

Published

Attempt to mitigate the "social golfer" problem

Downloads

45

Readme

social-golfer

Abstract

The Problem

In a golf club, there are x social golfers, each of whom plays golf for a number of rounds, in groups (tees) of maximum 4. The problem is to build a schedule of play for n rounds with maximum socialisation and with as few repeated meetings as possible. More generally the problem is to schedule m groups of n golfers over p rounds, with maximum socialisation. The complexity of the problem is unknown. The instance mentioned has a known solution with no repeated meeting.

Installation

npm install social-golfer

Usage

const SocialGolfer = require('social-golfer');

const players = ["Joe", "Ben", "Shelly", "Mark", "Justin", "Michael", "Tony"];
const rounds = ["Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"];

const slg = new SocialGolfer(players, rounds);
const solution = slg.generate();

Demo

node demo/app.js