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A general variable neighborhood search for solving the uncapacitated $$r$$r-allocation $$p$$p-hub median problem

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The $$p$$p-hub median problem consists of choosing $$p$$p hub locations from a set of nodes with pairwise traffic demands in order to route the traffic between the origin-destination pairs at… Click to show full abstract

The $$p$$p-hub median problem consists of choosing $$p$$p hub locations from a set of nodes with pairwise traffic demands in order to route the traffic between the origin-destination pairs at minimum cost. We accept general assumption that transportation between non-hub nodes is possible only via $$r$$r-hub nodes, to which non-hub nodes are assigned. In this paper we propose a general variable neighborhood search heuristic to solve the problem in an efficient and effective way. Moreover, for the first time full nested variable neighborhood descent is applied as a local search within Variable neighborhood search. Computational results outperform the current state-of-the-art results obtained by GRASP based heuristic.

Keywords: hub; variable neighborhood; problem; neighborhood search

Journal Title: Optimization Letters
Year Published: 2017

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