Object-to-role many-for-one optimized matching method
A many-to-one, optimal matching technology, applied in office automation, instruments, data processing applications, etc., can solve problems such as high algorithm complexity, inability to guarantee the optimal matching scheme, and no practical value.
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[0133] It is assumed that an IT company has a project to be completed, and the requirements for personnel of the project are as follows:
[0134] 3 programmers, 1 artist, and 2 testers are required;
[0135] The company currently has 6 people available for selection. After evaluation by the human resources department, the evaluation results of the abilities of these 6 people in the above three tasks are shown in Table 1 (full score is 100 points);
[0136] Table 1 Competency assessment results on the three jobs
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[0138] It is now required to make a matching plan that meets the needs of each job and has the best evaluation results when not working part-time. The specific implementation method is as follows:
[0139] Step 1. Establish a mathematical model to describe the many-to-one optimization problem of objects and roles. The mathematical model specifically includes the following four parts:
[0140] The first part: in this embodiment, 1 person participates in m...
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