2014
DOI: 10.1007/s11590-014-0788-9
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A general variable neighborhood search variants for the travelling salesman problem with draft limits

Abstract: In this paper, we present two general variable neighborhood search (GVNS) based variants for solving the traveling salesman problem with draft limits (TSPDL), a recent extension of the traveling salesman problem. TSPDL arises in the context of maritime transportation. It consists of finding optimal Hamiltonian tour for a given ship which has to visit and deliver products to a set of ports while respecting the draft limit constraints. The proposed methods combine ideas in sequential variable neighborhood descen… Show more

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“…The draft varies as a function of the load onboard of the ship [54]; therefore, it is possible to limit the loads as a response to draft constraints that might occur in practice (for further details on problems addressing draft issues and constraints, see, e.g., [55][56][57]). The draft constraints It is important to highlight that since the origins and destinations are predefined by each origin-destination pair in the more aggregate system planning of the company, the ordered quantities are therefore input data for the present problem.…”
Section: Characterization Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The draft varies as a function of the load onboard of the ship [54]; therefore, it is possible to limit the loads as a response to draft constraints that might occur in practice (for further details on problems addressing draft issues and constraints, see, e.g., [55][56][57]). The draft constraints It is important to highlight that since the origins and destinations are predefined by each origin-destination pair in the more aggregate system planning of the company, the ordered quantities are therefore input data for the present problem.…”
Section: Characterization Of the Problemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A formulação matématica a seguir, proposta em [6], modela o PCVLM através das variáveis x ij e y ij que representam, respectivamente, se o arco (i, j)é usado na solução e a carga do navio no arco (i, j).…”
Section: Formulação Matemáticaunclassified
“…Entretanto, há vários exemplos bem sucedidos na literatura com a aplicação desse mecanismo de busca local ao GRASP [14]. O VND proposto neste trabalhó e semelhante ao utilizado em [6] e utiliza oito estruturas de vizinhança extensivamente aplicadas em problemas de roteamento de veículos na literatura: 2-opt, backward ORopt-3, forward OR-opt-3, backward OR-opt-2, forward ORopt-2, backward OR-opt-1, forward OR-opt-1 e swap. Estas vizinhanças foram aplicadas nessa ordem e a melhor solução, dentre todas as possíveis, foi selecionada como resultado.…”
Section: Graspunclassified
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