Exam Seating Allocation to Prevent Malpractice Using Genetic Multi-optimization Algorithm

@inproceedings{Kashyap2021ExamSA,
  title={Exam Seating Allocation to Prevent Malpractice Using Genetic Multi-optimization Algorithm},
  author={Madhav Mahesh Kashyap and Saai Ram Thejas and Chandra Gaurav and Kolachina Srinivas},
  year={2021}
}
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