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Jan-Philipp Esch

Alexander Mandel

Patrick Mueller

Henri Kohlberg

Techniques and solutions are provided for generating allocation tasks for a plurality of tasks requesting one or more instances of an element, the element being associated with a plurality of allocation units. At least one allocation unit is an aggregation unit that comprises multiple instances of the element. Certain disclosed techniques allow for a combination of types of allocation tasks, such as an allocation task that directly allocates one or more instances of an allocation unit to a task, or an allocation task that has subtasks of withdrawing one or more instances of an aggregation unit and then distributing element instances of the aggregation unit or units among a plurality of tasks. Another technique determines whether a multiple of a given aggregation unit can exactly satisfy multiple tasks of the plurality of tasks. Another aspect provides for splitting tasks into groups to allow for more efficient allocation.

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Walldorf, Germany

Jan-Philipp Esch