Imagine you are designing a resource allocation system for a warehouse. How would you formulate the problem as a Knapsack Problem, and what factors would you consider in your solution?
- Assigning values to items based on their usefulness and selecting items that maximize the total value within a specific capacity.
- Assigning weights to items based on their importance and selecting items that maximize the total weight within a specific capacity.
- Randomly selecting items for allocation within the warehouse.
- Sorting items alphabetically for efficient retrieval.
Formulating the warehouse resource allocation as a Knapsack Problem involves assigning values to items (representing resources) and selecting items to maximize the total value within a given capacity constraint, simulating the optimization challenge of choosing the most valuable items within the available space.
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