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Find good coalitions
  • As you might know, there were elections in Germany, and now the parties have to form a government coalition. Let's help them with it!
  • A good coalition has the strict majority of seats (that is, more seats than the opposition). Moreover you don't want more parties than necessary in a coalition, that is, if you still have a majority after removing one of the parties, it's not a good coalition.
  • You are given a list of parties and their number of seats. Your task is to output a list of good coalitions, where each coalition is given by a list of its members. For this task, a coalition may also consist of a single party.
  • Input and output may be in any suitable form (e.g. they need not be lists, but can be sets, dictionaries, XML, …).
  • This is code golf, the shortest code wins.
  • Test cases:
  • ```text
  • {"nano": 25}
  • → [["nano"]]
  • {"vi": 20, "Emacs": 21}
  • → [["Emacs"]]
  • {"vi": 20, "Emacs": 20}
  • → []
  • {"nano": 20, "vi": 15, "Emacs": 12}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", Emacs"], ["vi", "Emacs"]]
  • {"nano": 25, "vi": 14, "Emacs": 8, "gedit": 6}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs"], ["nano", "gedit"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit"]]
  • {"nano": 16, "vi": 14, "Emacs": 8, "gedit": 6}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit"]]
  • {"nano": 10, "vi": 10, "Emacs": 5, "gedit": 5}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs", "gedit"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit]]
  • ```
  • As you might know, there were elections in Germany, and now the parties have to form a government coalition. Let's help them with it!
  • A good coalition has the strict majority of seats (that is, more seats than the opposition). Moreover you don't want more parties than necessary in a coalition, that is, if you still have a majority after removing one of the parties, it's not a good coalition.
  • You are given a list of parties and their number of seats. Your task is to output a list of good coalitions, where each coalition is given by a list of its members. For this task, a coalition may also consist of a single party.
  • Input and output may be in any suitable form (e.g. they need not be lists, but can be sets, dictionaries, XML, …).
  • This is <a class="badge is-tag">code-golf</a>, the shortest code wins.
  • Test cases:
  • ```text
  • {"nano": 25}
  • → [["nano"]]
  • {"vi": 20, "Emacs": 21}
  • → [["Emacs"]]
  • {"vi": 20, "Emacs": 20}
  • → []
  • {"nano": 20, "vi": 15, "Emacs": 12}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", Emacs"], ["vi", "Emacs"]]
  • {"nano": 25, "vi": 14, "Emacs": 8, "gedit": 6}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs"], ["nano", "gedit"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit"]]
  • {"nano": 16, "vi": 14, "Emacs": 8, "gedit": 6}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit"]]
  • {"nano": 10, "vi": 10, "Emacs": 5, "gedit": 5}
  • → [["nano", "vi"], ["nano", "Emacs", "gedit"], ["vi", "Emacs", "gedit]]
  • ```

Suggested about 3 years ago by General Sebast1an‭