We propose a branch-and-price-and-cut method with warm-start for solving the integer fixed-charge multicommodity flow (IFMCF) model for the network flow level of the train unit scheduling problem, in particular with complex minimum turnround time requirements. This problem is regarded to be difficult due to its nature in integer flows and fixed-charge variables. The key components of this method are a warm-start strategy and a dynamic cut generation scheme that will only add certain constraints when needed. We also study the theoretical perspective in finding strong valid inequalities associated with the dynamic cuts for preventing time allowance violations due to coupling/decoupling
This paper aims to optimize high-speed railroad timetables for a corridor. We propose an integer pro...
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This paper focuses on optimizing the single/double track train scheduling where overtaking in some s...
A two-phase approach for the train unit scheduling problem is proposed. The first phase assigns and ...
Train unit scheduling concerns the assignment of train unit vehicles to cover all the journeys in a ...
An integer fixed-charge multicommodity flow (FCMF) model is used as the first part of a two-phase ap...
Train unit scheduling concerns the assignment of train unit vehicles to cover all the journeys in a ...
Train unit scheduling assigns vehicles to cover all trips of a fixed timetable satisfying seat dema...
Train unit scheduling at the network level focuses on vehicle flows to cover a timetable satisfying ...
A heuristic branch-and-bound approach exploiting flow potentials to reduce coupling/decoupling redun...
This thesis deals with optimisation approaches for the train unit scheduling problem (TUSP). Given a...
In this research is presented an hybrid approach based on heuris- tics for solving large instances ...
In high-speed railway operations, a trip sequence plan is made once the timetable is determined, and...
The paper studies a train scheduling problem faced by railway infrastructure managers during real-ti...
This paper focuses on the development of metaheuristic algorithms for the real-time traffic manageme...
This paper aims to optimize high-speed railroad timetables for a corridor. We propose an integer pro...
The paper studies a train scheduling problem faced by railway infrastructure managers during real-ti...
This paper focuses on optimizing the single/double track train scheduling where overtaking in some s...
A two-phase approach for the train unit scheduling problem is proposed. The first phase assigns and ...
Train unit scheduling concerns the assignment of train unit vehicles to cover all the journeys in a ...
An integer fixed-charge multicommodity flow (FCMF) model is used as the first part of a two-phase ap...
Train unit scheduling concerns the assignment of train unit vehicles to cover all the journeys in a ...
Train unit scheduling assigns vehicles to cover all trips of a fixed timetable satisfying seat dema...
Train unit scheduling at the network level focuses on vehicle flows to cover a timetable satisfying ...
A heuristic branch-and-bound approach exploiting flow potentials to reduce coupling/decoupling redun...
This thesis deals with optimisation approaches for the train unit scheduling problem (TUSP). Given a...
In this research is presented an hybrid approach based on heuris- tics for solving large instances ...
In high-speed railway operations, a trip sequence plan is made once the timetable is determined, and...
The paper studies a train scheduling problem faced by railway infrastructure managers during real-ti...
This paper focuses on the development of metaheuristic algorithms for the real-time traffic manageme...
This paper aims to optimize high-speed railroad timetables for a corridor. We propose an integer pro...
The paper studies a train scheduling problem faced by railway infrastructure managers during real-ti...
This paper focuses on optimizing the single/double track train scheduling where overtaking in some s...