Titlebook: Metaheuristics for Dynamic Optimization; Enrique Alba,Amir Nakib,Patrick Siarry Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Computati

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Metaheuristics for Dynamic Vehicle Routing,ices, etc.). In this chapter, the DVRP is examined, and a survey on solving methods such as population-based metaheuristics and trajectory-based metaheuristics is exposed. Dynamic performances measures of different metaheuristics are assessed using dedicated indicators for the dynamic environment.

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From the TSP to the Dynamic VRP: An Application of Neural Networks in Population Based Metaheuristimultaneously minimize the route lengths and the customer waiting time. The experiments show that the approach outperforms the operations research heuristics that were already applied to the Kilby et al. benchmark of 22 problems with up to 385 customers, which is one of the very few benchmark sets co

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Book 2013lso, neural network solutions are considered in this book. .Both, theory and practice have been addressed in the chapters of the book. Mathematical background and methodological tools in solving this new class of problems and applications are included. From the applications point of view, not just a

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