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    Sokoban solver written in Ada

    This is a commandline-terminal sokoban solver written in Ada. It is "generic" in the sense that it contains no domain specific strategies. It also provides a demonstration of the incredible power of the Hungarian Algorithm. The proper command to extract the archive and maintain the directory structure is "7z x filename".
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    HungarianAlgorithm

    HungarianAlgorithm

    An Ada implementation of the Hungarian Algorithm to minimize cost

    The Hungarian algorithm can be described as optimally solving a workers versus jobs assignment problem that minimizes total cost. This implementation assumes a square cost matrix, i.e. the number of jobs equals the number of workers to do them.
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