[I locally answered this question last time already, but it looks like
my mail never reached the mailing list due to a local misconfiguration
at the time]
If it's in anything like the nurse rostering example, I would presume
the following domain:
- Planning entity: ShiftAssignment. There are 9 (3 shifts for 3 hospitals)
- Planning variable: ShiftAssignment.get/setDoctor()
- Planning values for that variable: 10 doctors
So Planner will put a doctor in each of those 9 ShiftAssignments and 1
doctor won't be assigned to any shift.
Actually, Planner might assign the same 2 doctor to 2 different
ShiftAssignments if none of the constraints are broken (such as no 2
ShiftAssignements at the same time for the same doctor).
See nurse rostering example. Play around with it. Take a look at this
video about contentious planning with nurse rostering:
http://blog.athico.com/2012/08/continuous-planning-video.html
Mentally replace nurse with doctor and department with hospital.
Op 20-09-12 01:46, Ricardo schreef:
For example , I have 10 doctors planning for 3 hospitals in three shifts,
each hospital take maximum limit of 3 doctors only, In this case I have one
remaining doctor unassigned. My doubt is how planner handle this data? will
it be rejected or consider in other cycle or overwrite the planner solution?
please advise...
thanks,
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with kind regards,
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