Hi,
I have a program which uses finite sets to schedule a college timetable.
The solution is stored in a list of finite sets, each set representing a
timetabled class and containing the students allocated to that class.
What I want is some form of progress indicator to reflect the progress
of the solution. My initial thought was something along the lines of
'FS.reflect.unknown' to get a total of undetermined values in each set,
then total them and use the final total displayed in a text box. The
total should, I imagine, keep reducing in general until it reaches zero.
Would this badly affect the total run-time for the solution though?
The total solution at the moment takes around 20 seconds so a 50%
increase in run-time wouldn't be too bad.
Can anyone suggest a simpler method? The progress indicator doesn't have
to be precise, just a rough guide to the time left. But it mustn't
Regards
Mark Richardson
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Mark Richardson
Final year undergraduate
University of Teesside
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