Nearest route problem
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The author presents a straightforward dynamic programming approach for the following multistage optimization problem: given a target value, find a sequence of decisions such that the final outcome is as close as possible to the target value. The paper is illustrated by an example concerning paths in a layered network whose lengths should be as close as possible to a prescribed value (``nearest route problem).
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