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The following pages link to A new exact algorithm for the vehicle routing problem based on \(q\)-paths and \(k\)-shortest paths relaxations (Q1908292):
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- A min-max vehicle routing problem with split delivery and heterogeneous demand (Q376008) (← links)
- A heuristic approach based on dynamic programming and and/or-graph search for the constrained two-dimensional guillotine cutting problem (Q610985) (← links)
- Models, relaxations and exact approaches for the capacitated vehicle routing problem (Q697581) (← links)
- A metaheuristic for stochastic service network design (Q707730) (← links)
- An exact algorithm for the vehicle routing problem based on the set partitioning formulation with additional cuts (Q948965) (← links)
- A dual ascent procedure for the set partitioning problem (Q955334) (← links)
- An algorithm for the capacitated vehicle routing problem with route balancing (Q1022391) (← links)
- Stronger \(K\)-tree relaxations for the vehicle routing problem (Q1827647) (← links)
- A sweep-based algorithm for the fleet size and mix vehicle routing problem (Q1848592) (← links)
- Distance-constrained capacitated vehicle routing problems with flexible assignment of start and end depots (Q2427108) (← links)
- A branch-and-price algorithm for the capacitated vehicle routing problem with stochastic demands (Q2467454) (← links)
- The multiple disposal facilities and multiple inventory locations rollon-rolloff vehicle routing problem (Q2489310) (← links)
- Robust branch-and-cut-and-price for the capacitated vehicle routing problem (Q2492675) (← links)
- Lower bounds from state space relaxations for concave cost network flow problems (Q2494472) (← links)
- Implicit depot assignments and rotations in vehicle routing heuristics (Q2514807) (← links)
- Analytic centre stabilization of column generation algorithm for the capacitated vehicle routing problem (Q3458834) (← links)
- An Integer Linear Programming Local Search for Capacitated Vehicle Routing Problems (Q3564361) (← links)
- A new method for solving capacitated location problems based on a set partitioning approach (Q5959081) (← links)