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A computational study of path-based methods for optimal traffic assignment with both inelastic and elastic demand
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    A computational study of path-based methods for optimal traffic assignment with both inelastic and elastic demand (English)
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    17 December 2018
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    decomposition methods
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    network equilibrium
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    column generation
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    cyclic block-coordinate methods
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