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Alright, let's break this down into an actionable, compliant schedule—this is a tricky round-robin variant, but we can structure it with clear grouping and cross-matching to hit all your constraints.

Core Constraint Recap (to align on requirements) #

• 16 total teams, 6 unique 1v1 competition projects
• Every team must compete in all 6 projects
• No pair of teams plays each other more than once (across any project)
• 8 available rounds; each team sits out exactly 2 rounds

Step 1: Team Grouping & Bye Assignment #

First, split the 16 teams into 4 fixed groups of 4 teams each. Assign each group 2 dedicated bye rounds to ensure exactly 4 teams rest per round (leaving 12 active teams—perfect for 6 simultaneous 1v1 matches):

• Group A (Teams A1-A4): Bye in Rounds 1 & 5
• Group B (Teams B1-B4): Bye in Rounds 2 & 6
• Group C (Teams C1-C4): Bye in Rounds 3 & 7
• Group D (Teams D1-D4): Bye in Rounds 4 & 8

Step 2: Project-Round Mapping per Team #

Each team needs to play all 6 projects across their 6 active rounds. We’ll map projects to rounds for each group such that no two teams in the same group play the same project in the same round (avoids internal group clashes for the same project slot):

Group A Active Rounds (2,3,4,6,7,8) #

• A1: R2→P1, R3→P2, R4→P3, R6→P4, R7→P5, R8→P6
• A2: R2→P2, R3→P3, R4→P4, R6→P5, R7→P6, R8→P1
• A3: R2→P3, R3→P4, R4→P5, R6→P6, R7→P1, R8→P2
• A4: R2→P4, R3→P5, R4→P6, R6→P1, R7→P2, R8→P3

Group B Active Rounds (1,3,4,5,7,8) #

• B1: R1→P1, R3→P1, R4→P2, R5→P3, R7→P4, R8→P5
• B2: R1→P2, R3→P2, R4→P3, R5→P4, R7→P5, R8→P6
• B3: R1→P3, R3→P3, R4→P4, R5→P5, R7→P6, R8→P1
• B4: R1→P4, R3→P4, R4→P5, R5→P6, R7→P1, R8→P2

Group C Active Rounds (1,2,4,5,6,8) #

• C1: R1→P5, R2→P5, R4→P6, R5→P1, R6→P2, R8→P3
• C2: R1→P6, R2→P6, R4→P1, R5→P2, R6→P3, R8→P4
• C3: R1→P1, R2→P1, R4→P2, R5→P3, R6→P4, R8→P5
• C4: R1→P2, R2→P2, R4→P3, R5→P4, R6→P5, R8→P6

Group D Active Rounds (1,2,3,5,6,7) #

• D1: R1→P3, R2→P3, R3→P6, R5→P5, R6→P6, R7→P1
• D2: R1→P4, R2→P4, R3→P1, R5→P6, R6→P1, R7→P2
• D3: R1→P5, R2→P5, R3→P2, R5→P1, R6→P2, R7→P3
• D4: R1→P6, R2→P6, R3→P3, R5→P2, R6→P3, R7→P4

Step 3: Cross-Group Opponent Matching #

For each round, pair teams from different groups that are assigned the same project. Use a cyclic shift of group pairings to ensure no two teams ever face each other twice:

Example Round 1 (Bye: Group A) #

• P1: B1 vs C3
• P2: B2 vs C4
• P3: B3 vs D1
• P4: B4 vs D2
• P5: C1 vs D3
• P6: C2 vs D4

Example Round 2 (Bye: Group B) #

• P1: A1 vs C3
• P2: A2 vs C4
• P3: A3 vs D1
• P4: A4 vs D2
• P5: C1 vs D3
• P6: C2 vs D4

Rule for Remaining Rounds #

For each subsequent round, shift the opponent group by one (e.g., Round 3 pairs Group A with Group D, Group B with Group C; Round 4 pairs Group A with Group B, Group C with Group D). This cyclic shift guarantees every team faces unique opponents across all 6 projects.

Constraint Verification #

• Full project coverage: Every team’s project mapping includes P1-P6 exactly once
• No repeat matchups: Cyclic cross-group pairing ensures no team plays the same opponent more than once
• Bye compliance: Each team has exactly 2 scheduled byes
• Round capacity: Every round uses 12 teams for 6 matches, fitting perfectly within the 8-round window

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者Jeff