| fmba-schedule.rkt | ||
| group-scheduling.rkt | ||
| README.org | ||
A way to find various subgroups of a group…
install
To run this programme you’ll need a working version of Racket installed (an installer can be downloaded here)
on macOS
brew cask install racket
on debian/ubuntu
sudo apt intall racket
schedule
setup…
(require "group-scheduling.rkt")
define your group as a list of names (or similar)…
(define fmba-group '("Fidelia" "Marcus" "Donnette" "Garrett" "Lida" "Reagan" "Myrta" "Ginny" "Juliann" "Maxwell" "Serena" "Chante" "Wen" "Malcom" "Lizbeth" "Aleida"))
the print-test-rounds function
determines if a particular arrangement of meetings will enable everyone
in the group to meet once….
it's given a group (i.e. a list of names) and the number of rounds of 2, 3 or 4 people
- first. number of rounds of pairs
- second. number of rounds of 3 person groups
- third. number of rounds of 4 person groups
So 2 rounds of pairs, one round of groups of 3 and one round of groups of 4 would look like this…
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 2 1 1)
begin with setting up the meetings
(start-meetings fmba-group)
make a few rounds…
(print-rounds-of-2 fmba-group 2)
(print-rounds-of-3 fmba-group 2)
(print-rounds-of-4 fmba-group 1)
(print-all-meetings fmba-group)
reset the meetings (i.e. forget who has net who) and go again…
(reset-meetings fmba-group)
(print-rounds-of-2 fmba-group 2)
show who has met in the meetings that have happened…
(print-all-meetings fmba-group)
try a few scenarios…
Week 1: 3x rounds of 2, 1x round of 3 Week 2: 2x rounds of 2, 1x round of 3, 1x round of 4 Week 3: 2x rounds of 2, 1x round of 3, 1x round of 4 Week 4: 2x rounds of 2, 2x rounds of 4
which looks like…
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 3 1 0)
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 2 1 1)
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 2 1 1)
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 2 0 2)
and test some other scenarios…
(printf "\nweek 1 & week 2 (scenario 1)\n\n")
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 5 2 1)
(printf "\nweek 1 & week 2 (scenario 2)\n\n")
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 4 3 1)
(printf "\nweek 1 & week 2 (scenario 3)\n\n")
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 4 2 2)
(printf "\nweek 1 & week 2 (scenario 4)\n\n")
(print-test-rounds fmba-group 4 1 3)