python allocation problem

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 49 views

I recently started learning python.
There is something I want to do using python, but I can't find a way to do it because I don't know the keyword.

Here's what I want to do:

What you want to do: Suppose there are three taxi companies in an area.(Company A, Company B, Company C) The number of taxis owned by each company is [Company A: 2] [Company B: 2] [Company C: 1]
Taxi callers are supposed to be in buildings in the area, and the distance from the taxi company to each building in the area is pre-created in a separate csv file.
If someone calls a taxi or repeats sending a taxi from a company close to the building where the taxi driver is located, there may be a situation where all the taxis leave. In such a case, what kind of function should Python be used to send a taxi from the building where the taxi driver is located?
Number of taxis in 3 companies However, it will be repeated until all taxis from all taxi companies are dispatched.

If you want to build this in python, what keywords should you search for and what syntax should you use?
I'm sorry to ask you such a rudimentary question, but I appreciate your cooperation.

python algorithm

2022-09-29 22:23

2 Answers

As for the algorithm, I felt that you wanted to solve the car allocation problem with Greedy method.

Specifically, abstract the problem as follows:

 resource[i]: Number of taxis owned by company i
cost[i][j] —Distance from building i to company j
jobs[i] —The building to which the i-th call was called

The procedure is to assign "Company with the shortest distance (Company with cost[i][j]>0)" in turn (Company with the lowest distance (Company with cost[i]][j])"

This is what it looks like when you write a pseudo program:

result=[-1]*len(jobs)
for i, job in enumerate (jobs):
    # find the shortest company
    nearest=-1
    min_cost=float("inf")
    for company, lin enumerate (resource):
        if r>0 and cost [job][company]<min_cost:
            nearest=company
            min_cost=cost[job][company]
    if nearest==-1:
        # There are no more taxis left.
        break
    # assign to the company one finds
    resource [nearest] - = 1
    result[i] = nearest


2022-09-29 22:23

Perhaps you should learn about class and object orientation.

Search for things like "How to use Python class"

What Daaaaai 39 wants to do is create a "class" of taxi company A, taxi company B, and taxi company C (to be exact, create a taxi company class and initialize it with the values of each company A, B, and C) so that it can be solved in a very easy-to-understand and applicable way.

"I think it's probably a snake's foot, but other than that, it is necessary to calculate the two-dimensional vector, so it would be good to search by ""two-dimensional vector distance""."Such calculations should be implemented in the class as a method.


2022-09-29 22:23

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