9.11. Regret Insertion
9.11.1. Algorithm Description
The Regret Insertion algorithm behaves like the Cheapest Insertion algorithm. It also cycles through all the planning values for all the planning entities, initializing 1 planning entity at a time. But instead of picking the entity-value combination with the best score, it picks the entity which has the largest score loss between its best and second best value assignment. It then assigns that entity to its best value, to avoid regretting not having done that.
9.11.2. Configuration
This algorithm has not been implemented yet.

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