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Defines the service count or target-share term used in the deficit calculation. Consistent accounting is necessary for the largest-deficit rule to represent the intended allocation.
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How it works
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Original context
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1. Compute deficit for each family: Δ_f = s_f × total_events - served_f Where s_f = target share (configurable weight per family) served_f = how many times family f has been served 2. Select family with largest deficit: f* = argmax_f(Δ_f) 3. If f*'s queue is empty, borrow from nearest neighbor 4. After serving: served_f* += 1
Exact original notation
served_f = how many times family f has been served
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Sources & provenance
served_f = how many times family f has been served