Constructing periodic timetables using MIP -- a case study from DSB S-train
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Summary: We describe a mathematical model to create operational timetable alternatives in DSB S-tog a/s. The model is a Mixed Integer Program implemented in GAMS and solved by CPLEX. We investigate the impact of automatic merges of lines and perform scenario analysis for a subset of the parameters in the model.
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