Either I'm getting good at scheduling... Or your FET is getting very smart :)

[donjon]

Hi Liviu,

As the subject says ...
I have been scheduling since 1996, and using fet since 2006
And I swear the program is getting very smart...

Now when I make a 100 schedule run it is not uncommon for me to have a gen which has 0! software conflicts... the last run actually had two "perfect" schedules

One is attached

Keep up the good work

[Volker Dirr]

please go to:
fet -> data -> time constraints -> activities -> min days between a set of activities -> modify multiple constraints at once
then set "new values" -> "weight" to "100" and press ok.

now every generated timetable will be a perfect schedule and it doesn't need (much) more time! i just checked it with your dataset :-)

happy timetabling

[donjon]

Absolutely amazing! Thanks Volker!

I knew I could do that... but I wouldn't have dared.

regards,
donjon

[Liviu Lalescu]

Thank you for your appreciation! I am not sure I did improvements in the way you are saying.

Please let me know if I can add the file to the official files (no privacy problems), and in what directory.

[donjon]

Yes, If you wish to use the files, you are welcome to...

The file would be under Belize/Sacred Heart College

My previous version was 5.18.0 so it was a while ago ... likely you have improved slightly.
I do remember getting zeros last time, but that was before all the rules were input.

regards,
donjon

[Liviu Lalescu]

Thanks, I added the file.

[donjon]

HI,

Now you can have the finished product if you wish.

I have changed procedures now, submitting 10 "perfect" schedules to admin so they can choose the one which they like...

You can see them in fet format at: http://janus.shc.edu.bz/in/les/schedule/demo

and the final product:

http://janus.shc.edu.bz/in/les/schedule/2013

thanks Liviu and Volker!

[Liviu Lalescu]

Thanks, I will add this file (and keep also the previous one).