A hybrid algorithm combining path scanning and biased random sampling for the Arc Routing Problem

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Abstract
The Arc Routing Problem is a kind of NP-hard routing problems
where the demand is located in some of the arcs connecting nodes
and should be completely served fulfilling certain constraints. This paper
presents a hybrid algorithm which combines a classical heuristic with biased
random sampling, to solve the Capacitated Arc Routing Problem
(CARP). This new algorithm is compared with the classical Path scanning
heuristic, reaching results which outperform it. As discussed in the
paper, the methodology presented is flexible, can be easily parallelised
and it does not require any complex fine-tuning process. Some preliminary
tests show the potential of the proposed approach as well as its
limitations
CitationGonzález-Martín, S. [et al.]. A hybrid algorithm combining path scanning and biased random sampling for the Arc Routing Problem. A: International Workshop on. "Proceedings of the 18th RCRA Workshop on". Barcelona: 2011, p. 46-54.
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