Improving robustness of rolling stock circulations in rapid transit networks
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- Robust rolling stock in rapid transit networks
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- A computational study of Benders decomposition for the integrated aircraft routing and crew scheduling problem
- A rolling stock circulation model for combining and splitting of passenger trains
- Circulation of railway rolling stock: a branch-and-price approach
- Integrated airline scheduling
- Integration of timetable planning and rolling stock in rapid transit networks
- Operations Research in passenger railway transportation
- Optimization methods for the planning of rapid transit systems
- Robust rolling stock in rapid transit networks
- Simultaneous disruption recovery of a train timetable and crew roster in real time
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- Integration of timetable planning and rolling stock in rapid transit networks
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- Collaborative urban transportation: recent advances in theory and practice
- Efficient iterative optimization to real-time train regulation in urban rail transit networks combined with benders decomposition method
- Circulation of railway rolling stock: a branch-and-price approach
- Integrated rolling stock deadhead routing and timetabling in urban rail transit lines
- A survey on robustness in railway planning
- A variable neighbourhood search for fast train scheduling and routing during disturbed railway traffic situations
- Effective allocation of fleet frequencies by reducing intermediate stops and short turning in transit systems
- Application of multiple-population genetic algorithm in optimizing the train-set circulation plan problem
- Recoverable robustness for railway rolling stock planning
- Robust rolling stock in rapid transit networks
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