I am not entirely sure if this is a valid requirement, so I'll have to check in with stakeholders. But if it is, then a person has 2 children then the chance of being assigned must be doubled.
E.g. if person-a has multiple children, say child-{a1, a2}, while person-b with only 1 child (child-b), then the chance of person-a getting assigned would have to be doubled of the chance of person-b getting assigned, if my assumption is correct.
I am not entirely sure if this is a valid requirement, so I'll have to check in with stakeholders. But if it is, then a person has 2 children then the chance of being assigned must be doubled.
E.g. if
person-a
has multiple children, say child-{a1, a2}, whileperson-b
with only 1 child (child-b), then the chance ofperson-a
getting assigned would have to be doubled of the chance of person-b getting assigned, if my assumption is correct.CoS