Constructing day-balanced round-robin tournaments with partitions

Erzurumluoğlu, Aras

doi:10.1016/j.dam.2017.09.005

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“…Scheduling problems for sports tournaments are a broad and extensively researched field in combinatorics, operations research and combinatorial optimization. A prominent example is the roundrobin tournament problem with applications, e.g., in computer science (see, e.g., [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] to mention just some of the most recent work on the subject). Another one is the traveling tournament problem (see, e.g., [8][9][10]).…”

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A Variant of the Round-Robin Scheduling Problem

Busenhart,

Hungerb,

2024

Ars Comb.

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We consider the following variant of the round-robin scheduling problem: 2 n people play a number of rounds in which two opposing teams of n players are reassembled in each round. Each two players should play at least once in the same team, and each two players should play at least once in opposing teams. We provide an explicit formula for calculating the minimal numbers of rounds needed to satisfy both conditions. Moreover, we also show how one can construct the corresponding playing schedules.

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A Variant of the Round-Robin Scheduling Problem

Busenhart,

Hungerb,

2024

Ars Comb.

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“…Geinoz et al (2008) studied some constructions of balanced schedules based on partitions into subleagues. Erzurumluoglu (2018) exploited the idea of partitioning the league for constructing several types of balanced schedules.…”

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A tutorial on graph models for scheduling round‐robin sports tournaments

Ribeiro

Urrutia

Werra

2023

Int Trans Operational Res

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Many sports leagues organize their competitions as round‐robin tournaments. This tournament design has a rich mathematical structure that has been studied in the literature over the years. We review some of the main properties and fundamental scheduling methods of round‐robin tournaments. Special attention is given to extra‐mural tournaments in which each team in the competition has its venue. Teams play either at home or away in such tournaments in each round. The surge of breaks in the perfect alternation of home and away breaks is studied in detail.

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“…The rest of paper will contain related work, research method, discussion and result, and conclusions and future work. [4]. The RR load balancer forwards the client requests to each server one at a time [5].…”

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Load Balancing Network by using Round Robin Algorithm: A Systematic Literature Review

Hidayat¹,

Azzery

Mahardiko

2020

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The use of load balance on a network will be very much needed if the network is an active network and is widely accessed by users. A reason is that it allows network imbalances to occur. Round Robin (RR) algorithm can be applied for network load balancing because it is a simple algorithm to schedule processes so that it can provide work process efficiency. Authors use the Systematic Literature Review (SLR) method in which it can be applied for criteria selection during papers search to match the title being raised. SLR is divided into five stages, namely formalization of questions, criteria selection, selection of sources, selection of search results, and quality assessment. By using SLR, it is expected that papers according to criteria and quality can be found.

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Constructing day-balanced round-robin tournaments with partitions

Cited by 6 publications

References 12 publications

A Variant of the Round-Robin Scheduling Problem

A Variant of the Round-Robin Scheduling Problem

A tutorial on graph models for scheduling round‐robin sports tournaments

Load Balancing Network by using Round Robin Algorithm: A Systematic Literature Review

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