Scheduling problem with Resource consumption dependent on other task modes - #520
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…y depend on the mode of the task but also to previously chosen modes for task
improve function naming and use of the variables in the cpsat/auto.
…is_present variable and was giving the solver an escape to some constraint.
… implementation of the generic scheduling problem. update auto transformation
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we introduce a new feature to the problem, the possibility that the resource consumption of task in a given mode, might depend not only on the task mode, but also to the mode values of other task. This can model problem where decision done in early stage has an impact on future task.
For example,
-if we choose to accomplish task0 in a given location, it might impact the consumption of further task1 if it is implicitely done in the same place.
-Or if we use some mode of task0, then the "cost" to accomplish a further task can be increased/decreased.
We add new checker, cpsat model and a problem implementing this feature.