This study focuses on the algorithm RBSC-SubGen, which is originally offered for deck generation. We first study the resilience of RBSC-SubGen against various hyper-parameters by testing it under various constraints. Our results indicate that RBSC-SubGen is sensitive to subset size S, followed by desired RBSC coefficient ρ∗, permissible disparity ε and, finally, parent set size L. We then offer a simple modification for reducing the computational load of RBSC-SubGen and avoiding saturation. In particular, we offer to carry an intermediate level verification of the desired conditions. Additional tests show that the rate of saturation and number of iterations decrease, whereas the disparity in the RBSC coefficient increases within acceptable limits.
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