Automated Cellule Technique for Timetable Problem
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Automated Cellule, Matrix
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In this paper we try to engage with one of the famous educational problems. A timetable is a combinatorial optimization problem where there are a lot of suggested solutions proposed for a weekly table and authors for a semester. This type of problem is a dynamic. The purpose of these solutions is to escape from the clashes that exist frequently. Here we are going to present one technique with which we try to solve this problem. Our technique is an automaton cell. With this technique, we will use a matrix to distribute the courses. Our matrix is a two-dimensional table. Probabilistic method to escape from clashes. This technique works with some roles that control the cell in the network.
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