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Complementary Round Robin schedule type added


Splendid City 5.2 now supports complementary style round robin scheduling offering an optimized algorithm for shared home field usage for team pairs.

The Complementary Round Robin schedule type offers an optimized algorithm for shared home field usage for team pairs. In other words, if two teams were to share a home location, this cyclic round robin pattern will ensure that both teams never play home or away on the same date or in the same round, allowing for better management of shared locations. In order for this algorithm to work, game rounds should be allocated using the standard round robin (i.e. number of games per round = Number of Teams / 2) games per round distribution. For odd numbers of teams, fractional remainders are truncated (i.e. 5 / 2 = 2).

Sharing teams would then be assigned with their complement. The formula for determining the complement of a position would be:
complement = position + (number of Teams / 2).

A complement pairing example using eight, Splendid City template team objects would be:

Temp_Team_1 & Temp_Team_5, Temp_Team_2 & Temp_Team_6, Temp_Team_3 & Temp_Team_7, Temp_Team_4 & Temp_Team_8.

Hence, using the complementary round robin algorithm, scheduled teams would be able to share a common home field and not be positioned home or away on the same date.

Posted: Mon - August 15, 2005 at 11:03 AM        

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