A comparison of solution strategies for biobjective shortest path problems

Raith, Andrea and Ehrgott, Matthias (2009) A comparison of solution strategies for biobjective shortest path problems. Computers and Operations Research, 36 (4). pp. 1299-1331. ISSN 0305-0548

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Abstract

We consider the biobjective shortest path (BSP) problem as the natural extension of the single-objective shortest path problem. BSP problems arise in various applications where networks usually consist of large numbers of nodes and arcs. Since obtaining the set of efficient solutions to a BSP problem is more difficult (i.e. NP-hard and intractable) than solving the corresponding single-objective problem there is a need for fast solution techniques. Our aim is to compare different strategies for solving the BSP problem. We consider a standard label correcting and label setting method, a purely enumerative near shortest path approach, and the two phase method, investigating different approaches to solving problems arising in phases 1 and 2. In particular, we investigate the two phase method with ranking in phase 2. In order to compare the different approaches, we investigate their performance on three different types of networks. We employ grid networks and random networks, as is generally done in the literature. Furthermore, road networks are utilized to compare performance on networks with a structure that is more likely to actually arise in applications.

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Journal Article
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Computers and Operations Research
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?? biobjective shortest path problemtwo phase method label correcting algorithm label setting algorithm near shortest path algorithmmodelling and simulationmanagement science and operations researchgeneral computer sciencecomputer science(all)discipline-base ??
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63737
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30 Apr 2013 10:39
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Published
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