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Sensitivity analysis for minimum Hamiltonian path and traveling salesman problems
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    Sensitivity analysis for minimum Hamiltonian path and traveling salesman problems (English)
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    Sensitivity analysis of a minimum Hamiltonian path (traveling salesman tour) H in an undirected weighted grah consists in finding how much the weight of each edge can be perturbed so that the optimality of H does not change. The maximum increment and decrement of the edge weight that preserve the optimality of H are called the edge tolerances with respect to H. This paper presents a method based on solving the sensitivity analysis for a minimum spanning tree (1-tree) for computing lower bounds of the edge tolerances, and gives some results of numerical experiments.
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    Sensitivity analysis
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    minimum Hamiltonian path
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    minimum spanning tree
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    lower bounds
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    edge tolerances
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