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Chapter 3. Use Cases and Examples
3.1. Examples Overview
Planner has several examples. In this manual we explain mainly using the n queens example and cloud balancing example. So it’s advisable to read at least those sections.
The source code of all these examples is available in the distribution ZIP under examples/sources and also in git under optaplanner/optaplanner-examples.
Table 3.1. Examples Overview
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A realistic competition is an official, independent competition:
- that clearly defines a real-word use case
- with real-world constraints
- with multiple, real-world datasets
- that expects reproducible results within a specific time limit on specific hardware
- that has had serious participation from the academic and/or enterprise Operations Research community
These realistic competitions provide an objective comparison of Planner with competitive software and academic research.
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