On-line seat reservations via off-line seating arrangements
- Description:
- Jens S. Frederiksen and Kim S. Larsen. On-line seat reservations via off-line seating arrangements. Technical Report PP-2003-08, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, 2003.
- Abstract:
- When reservations are made to for instance a train, it is an on-line problem to accept or reject, i.e., decide if a person can be fitted in given all earlier reservations. However, determining a seating arrangement, implying that it is safe to accept, is an off-line problem with the earlier reservations and the current one as input. We develop optimal algorithms to handle problems of this nature.
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Also available at the DMF Preprint Server. - Related Papers:
- On-line seat reservations via off-line seating arrangements (Journal Paper)
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