allocating conference delegates to workshops: a special timetabling problem

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Abstract
The problem of assigning delegates to workshops at a conference can be formulated as a timetabling problem. Such an assignment must take into account the preferences of the delegates, as well as the number of participants each workshop can accommodate. This paper will report on a heuristic solution technique for a special case of such a problem. An implementation of the method for the solution of a real world problem will also be reported.
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Journal jbi database of systematic reviews and implementation reports
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10.5784/7-2-470
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