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The Windy clustered prize-collecting arc-routing problem

2011

This paper introduces the windy clustered prize-collecting arc-routing problem. It is an arc-routing problem where each demand edge is associated with a profit that is collected once if the edge is serviced, independent of the number of times the edge is traversed. It is further required that if a demand edge is serviced, then all the demand edges of its component are also serviced. A mathematical programming formulation is given and some polyhedral results including several facet-defining and valid inequalities are presented. The separation problem for the different families of inequalities is studied. Numerical results from computational experiments are analyzed. © 2011 INFORMS.

Arc routingMathematical optimizationMathematical programmingTransportation68W AlgorithmsSeparation problemsCutting plane algorithmsArc routing problems:Informàtica::Informàtica teòrica [Àrees temàtiques de la UPC]Prize-collectingPolyhedral modellingNumerical resultsProfitability indexProfitabilityPolyhedral analysisComputational experimentMATEMATICA APLICADAArc routingCutting plane algorithmValid inequalityAlgorithmsCivil and Structural EngineeringSeparation problemMathematicsMathematicsofComputing_DISCRETEMATHEMATICS
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A cutting plane algorithm for the capacitated arc routing problem

2003

The Capacitated Arc Routing Problem (CARP) consists of finding a set of minimum cost routes that service all the positive-demand edges of a given graph, subject to capacity restrictions.In this paper, we introduce some new valid inequalities for the CARP. We have designed and implemented a cutting plane algorithm for this problem based on these new inequalities and some other which were already known. Several identification algorithms have been developed for all these valid inequalities. This cutting plane algorithm has been applied to three sets of instances taken from the literature as well as to a new set of instances with real data, and the resulting lower bound was optimal in 47 out of…

Mathematical optimizationGeneral Computer ScienceBounding overwatchModeling and SimulationGraph (abstract data type)Management Science and Operations ResearchUpper and lower boundsAlgorithmArc routingCutting plane algorithmMathematicsComputers & Operations Research
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