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Goal-Induced Pareto Fronts for a Bi-Criterion Truck–Multiple-Drone Routing Problem

open access: yesMathematics
Truck–multiple-drone routing problems involve conflicting operational criteria and are therefore naturally suited to multiobjective analysis. In practical settings, however, decision makers may also specify aspiration levels for the considered criteria ...
Pedro Luis González Rodríguez   +4 more
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Automatic Call-Routing without Transcriptions

open access: yes, 2008
Call-routing is now an established technology to automate customers ’ telephone queries. However, transcribing calls for training purposes for a particular application requires considerable human effort, and it would be preferable for the system to learn

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Routing in wide area ATM network

open access: yes, 1997
The performance of an ATM network is greatly influenced by network resource management and control strategies, the protocols and routing algorithms used in the network.
Salleh, Azman
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A Staffing Algorithm for Call Centers with Skill-Based Routing

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Call centers usually handle several types of calls, but it is usually not possible or cost effective to have every agent be able to handle every type of call. Thus, the agents tend to have different skills, in different combinations.
Rodney B. Wallace, Ward Whitt
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Multipath selection for resilient network routing [PDF]

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In this dissertation we study the routing problem for multi-commodity survivable network ows, with splittable demands, and propose end-to-end path-based solutions where maximum link utilization is minimized, in order to improve resilience in ...
Kazmi, Nayyar A.
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Particle swarm optimization for routing and wavelength assignment in next generation WDM networks.

open access: yes, 2010
PhDAll-optical Wave Division Multiplexed (WDM) networking is a promising technology for long-haul backbone and large metropolitan optical networks in order to meet the non-diminishing bandwidth demands of future applications and services.
Hassan, Ali
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Shortest Path Routing Modelling, Infeasibility and Polyhedra

open access: yes, 2012
The Internet is constantly growing but the available resources, i.e. bandwidth, are limited. Using bandwidth efficiently to provide high quality of service to users is referred to as traffic engineering. This is of utmost importance.
Call, Mikael
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Approximating multiple class queueing models with loss models [PDF]

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Multiple class queueing models arise in situations where some flexibility is sought through pooling of demands for different services. Earlier research has shown that most of the benefits of flexibility can be obtained with only a small proportion of ...
VAN DEN SCHRIECK, Jean-Christophe   +1 more
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