Hi. I'm interested to know if Neo4j would be able to optimize room assignments at a conference. This is an annual conference put on in California for students in the drama departments of high schools in California.
- The conference center has theaters and rooms of different sizes and attributes to accommodate performances (sessions). - A session consists of one high school performing one type of act (monologue, duo, song) in front of 2 judges and (interested audience members) . - Some acts require certain attributes for certain types of acts. For example, a singer must perform a room that has a piano, and the piano must be played by an accompanist who's scheduled by the system. - Some acts require certain types of judges. For example, singing acts require (in addition to an accompanist) a voice expert judge. - Some events aren't acts, but tutorials and lectures given by judges. - Each act from each high school will be performed once. - Each student in each high school can be involved in more than one act (at different times, of course, and possibly different rooms). Inputs to the system include such things as high schools, students, their acts, judge availability, room availability, time constraints (eg only on the weekend of the conference, and no act should be performed during lunch hour), preferred times (eg a judge would prefer to have as few changes, and as few time gaps between sessions, as possible), etc. *The objective is to generate a master schedule of acts, judges, rooms, and times so that all participants will know where they are supposed to be at various times.* *Would Neo4j, and specifically its query/optimization logic, be up to this task?* Much thanks in advance. *Kurt Euler* -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Neo4j" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to neo4j+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
