An Augmented Variable Neighborhood Search to Solve the Capacitated Location-Routing Problem
, 2021 Alireza Mohamadi-Shad +2 more
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Special issue on recent innovations in variable neighborhood search [PDF]
, 2020 Abraham Duarte, Eduardo G. Pardo
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Memory-based variable neighborhood search for green vehicle routing problem with passing-by drivers: a comprehensive perspective. [PDF]
Complex Intell Systems, 2022 Cao L, Ye CM, Cheng R, Wang ZK.
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Reactive variable neighborhood search
, 2018 Recent works have shown that the variable neighborhood search (VNS) algorithm can be improved by using a reactive component. A component is reactive if its behavior changes dynamically depending on the information obtained from the current run, or depending on the instance to solve.
Thevenin, Simon, Zufferey, Nicolas
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Collaborative variable neighborhood search for multi-objective distributed scheduling in two-stage hybrid flow shop with sequence-dependent setup times. [PDF]
Sci Rep, 2022 Cai J +5 more
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Location Planning of Charging Stations for Electric Buses in Public Transport Considering Vehicle Scheduling: A Variable Neighborhood Search Based Approach [PDF]
, 2022 Nils Olsen, Natalia Kliewer
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A variable neighborhood search for the last-mile delivery problem during major infectious disease outbreak. [PDF]
Optim Lett, 2022 Jiang L +4 more
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General variable neighborhood search for the parallel machine scheduling problem with two common servers [PDF]
, 2022 Abdelhak Elidrissi +2 more
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Recursive Variable Neighborhood Search [PDF]
International Journal of Machine Learning and Computing, 2014 Mohammad R. Raeesi N., Ziad Kobti
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Fast Ejection Chain Algorithms for Vehicle Routing with Time Windows [PDF]
This paper introduces new ejection chain strategies to effectively target vehicle routing problems with time window constraints (VRPTW). Ejection chain procedures are based on the idea of compound moves that allow a variable number of solution components
Horn,S.P.,van der +3 more
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