Scope and Purpose The problem of ranking players in a round-robin tournament is to rank players according to their performance in the tournament. Similar problem also arises in soliciting consumer preferences regarding a set of products and establishing funding priorities. In this paper we have developed a new heuristic algorithm where the number of violations has been chosen as the criterion of optimality. Experimental results suggest hat this algorithm outperforms the existing ones in solving the ranking problem. Abstract In this paper we present a new algorithm for solving the problem of ranking players in a round-robin tournament in which outcome of any match is a win or a loss. We also compare performance of our algorithm with that of ...
Abstract—Game competitions may involve different player roles and be score-based rather than win/los...
The round-robin tournament format for N players is a scheme that matches players with one another in...
In this paper we present an axiomatic analysis of several ranking methods for tournaments. We find t...
Abstract: The problem of ranking players in a round-robin tournament, in which outcome of any match ...
The problem of ranking players in a round- robin tournament, in which outcome of any match is a win ...
This paper examines a generalization of the standard round robin tournament. First we consider a set...
In this paper we bring a novel approach to the theory of tournament rankings. We combine two differe...
AbstractWe present methods for ranking players in whist tournaments and consider desirable propertie...
Many scenarios in our daily life require us to infer some ranking over items or people based on limi...
This paper examines the problem of rank ordering a set of players or objects on the basis of a set o...
A tournament graph =(,) is an oriented complete graph, which can be used to model a round-robin tour...
© 2014 IEEE. Game competitions may involve different player roles and be score-based rather than win...
Balanced knockout tournaments are one of the most common formats for sports competitions, and are al...
In bridge team tournaments there often is not enough time for each team to compete against every oth...
AbstractWhen teams play a round robin tournament, the number of individual players with a sufficient...
Abstract—Game competitions may involve different player roles and be score-based rather than win/los...
The round-robin tournament format for N players is a scheme that matches players with one another in...
In this paper we present an axiomatic analysis of several ranking methods for tournaments. We find t...
Abstract: The problem of ranking players in a round-robin tournament, in which outcome of any match ...
The problem of ranking players in a round- robin tournament, in which outcome of any match is a win ...
This paper examines a generalization of the standard round robin tournament. First we consider a set...
In this paper we bring a novel approach to the theory of tournament rankings. We combine two differe...
AbstractWe present methods for ranking players in whist tournaments and consider desirable propertie...
Many scenarios in our daily life require us to infer some ranking over items or people based on limi...
This paper examines the problem of rank ordering a set of players or objects on the basis of a set o...
A tournament graph =(,) is an oriented complete graph, which can be used to model a round-robin tour...
© 2014 IEEE. Game competitions may involve different player roles and be score-based rather than win...
Balanced knockout tournaments are one of the most common formats for sports competitions, and are al...
In bridge team tournaments there often is not enough time for each team to compete against every oth...
AbstractWhen teams play a round robin tournament, the number of individual players with a sufficient...
Abstract—Game competitions may involve different player roles and be score-based rather than win/los...
The round-robin tournament format for N players is a scheme that matches players with one another in...
In this paper we present an axiomatic analysis of several ranking methods for tournaments. We find t...