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The use of frontier techniques to identify efficient solutions for the berth allocation problem solved with a hybrid evolutionary algorithm
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    The use of frontier techniques to identify efficient solutions for the berth allocation problem solved with a hybrid evolutionary algorithm (English)
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    18 April 2019
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    berth allocation
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    data envelopment analysis
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    free disposal hull
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    evolutionary metaheuristics
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