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`computeInitialFeasibleSolution()` just gets the minimum value from each row and puts them in `labelByJob`. However, `computeInitialFeasibleSolution()` is only called once, right after calling `reduce()`, so the minimum value in each row is zero. Since `labelByJob` is already zero, this does nothing. Likewise in `greedyMatch()`, `labelByWorker` and `labelByJob` are filled with zero's, so subtracting them does nothing.
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computeInitialFeasibleSolution()just gets the minimum value from each row and puts them inlabelByJob. However,computeInitialFeasibleSolution()is only called once, right after callingreduce(), so the minimum value in each row is zero. SincelabelByJobis already zero, this does nothing.Likewise in
greedyMatch(),labelByWorkerandlabelByJobare filled with zero's, so subtracting them does nothing.