Matchmaking Algorithm Sample Clauses

Matchmaking Algorithm. The matchmaking is a variant of a Bin Packing problem [41], a combinatorial NP-hard5 problem. In the Bin Packing a set of objects of different size must be packed into a finite number of bins of different capacities minimizing the number of bins used. The relationship between the Bin Packing and the matchmaking problem can be summarized as follow: • Input description:
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