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package Schedule::RoundRobin; ###################################################################### +######### # implements a round robin scheduling algorithm as described in # http://forum.swarthmore.edu/dr.math/problems/kinley.3.31.00.html ###################################################################### +######### # takes an array and returns a reference to a list of pairs sub schedule { my(@teams) = @_; # get the size of the array my $size = scalar @teams; # If it is even, pop off one item and maintain it as a central poi +nt # and proceed as with an odd number return undef unless ($size > 0); my $pivot = undef; my $even = 0; my $end_point_a = 0; my $end_point_b = $size-1; if($size%2 == 0) { # $pivot = pop @teams; $pivot = $#teams; $even = 1; $end_point_b--; } # Create a list of the "stripes" of the polygon, the stripes will +be # pairs of indices into the array my @stripes; # Assume that each element in the array is a vertex of the polygon # and the vertices are listed in order, stripes are created for (1..int(($size-1)/2)) { push(@stripes, [$end_point_a, $end_point_b]); $end_point_a++; $end_point_b--; } # Upon falling out of the loop, the middle point will be in both # end_point_a and end_point_b if($even) { push(@stripes, [$end_point_a, $pivot]); } # Each element of the games array is a play date's worth of games # so it is an array of pairs my @games; for(1..($size-$even)) { my @this_week; # push the weeks worth of games onto @games foreach my $sched_ref (@stripes) { push (@this_week, [$teams[$sched_ref->[0]], $teams[$sched_ref- +>[1]]]); } push(@games, \@this_week); # Now rotate the @teams array my $last_team_save = undef; # Save the last team as the pivot for the polygon if($even) { $last_team_save = pop(@teams); } my $last_team = pop(@teams); unshift(@teams, $last_team); if($even) { push(@teams, $last_team_save); } } return \@games; } 1;

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