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Rule-based and reinforcement-learning policies for resource allocation in a pediatric echo lab: a simulation study
Scheduling echocardiographic examinations in a hospital setting presents significant challenges due to non-deterministic factors such as patient no-shows, variable arrival times, and heterogeneous exam durations, as well as asymmetric resource constraints between fetal and non-fetal patient streams.
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