Suggest an algorithm in selecting an item from a set of choices

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We are creating a system that suggests the fastest route to the best hospital taken by an ambulance. We utilized A* for pathfinding but the problem is we don't know the compatible/best algorithm in suggesting where hospital the patient will be directed to.

For selecting the best hospital, the data encoded by the emergency responder (e.g. head injury specifically) should be paired to the hospital that has MRI and should be the nearest based on the calculations of the pathfinding algorithms.

Our chosen algorithm is the Upper Confidence Bound (UCB) Multi-Armed Bandit Algorithm, is this the right choice for our use case? I have also read about Rete's algorithm and I have to replace it to our current one. Thank you.

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Posted 8-Jan-22 2:29am

LUIE JOHN MALIMIT

Updated 8-Jan-22 2:52am

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[no name] 8-Jan-22 9:59am

If it meets your current needs, it's the best solution. Look for something new when you need it. The "best" is always replaced by the "new and improved".

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