We study the problem of ride sharing in road networks. Current approaches to this problem focus on simple bulletin board like services or on algorithms that do not allow to transfer. In this work, we present a solution with an arbitrary number of transfers that respects personal preferences of the users. We engineer the ride sharing problem by searching a graph that represents a timetable network similar to those used for train networks. Our experimental analysis shows that our solution provides good performance and that it is significantly faster than a naive search. The algorithm achieves about an order of magnitude higher speedups over Dijkstra's algorithm than what could be expected from previous work
Ride sharing becomes more and more popular not least because internet services help matching offers ...
Ride sharing allows to share costs of traveling by car, e.g., for fuel or highway tolls. Furthermore...
We investigate the ride-sharing assignment problem from an algorithmic resource allocation point of ...
© 2020 Yixin XuThanks to the ubiquitous access to the Internet, on-demand ride-sharing service has e...
Abstract. The dial-a-ride problem is a classic challenge in trans-portation and continues to be rele...
In many major cities, fixed route transit systems such as bus and rail serve millions of trips per d...
Ride-sharing facilitates cheap and eco-friendly mobility. In contrast to classical ride-sharing that...
We consider a mix transportation problem, which allows to combine a multi-modal public and a ride-sh...
This article describes a multi-modal routing problem, which occurs each time a user wants to travel ...
Ridesharing offers the opportunity to make more efficient use of vehicles while preserving the benef...
AbstractRide-sharing facilitates cheap and eco-friendly mobility. In contrast to classical ride-shar...
Recent advances in communication technology coupled with increasing environmental concerns, road con...
In this paper, we mathematically model the multi-hop Peer-to-Peer (P2P) ride-matching problem as a b...
The growth of autonomous vehicles, ridesharing systems, and self driving technology will bring a shi...
Ride sharing has been widely acknowledged as an effective solution for reducing travel costs, conges...
Ride sharing becomes more and more popular not least because internet services help matching offers ...
Ride sharing allows to share costs of traveling by car, e.g., for fuel or highway tolls. Furthermore...
We investigate the ride-sharing assignment problem from an algorithmic resource allocation point of ...
© 2020 Yixin XuThanks to the ubiquitous access to the Internet, on-demand ride-sharing service has e...
Abstract. The dial-a-ride problem is a classic challenge in trans-portation and continues to be rele...
In many major cities, fixed route transit systems such as bus and rail serve millions of trips per d...
Ride-sharing facilitates cheap and eco-friendly mobility. In contrast to classical ride-sharing that...
We consider a mix transportation problem, which allows to combine a multi-modal public and a ride-sh...
This article describes a multi-modal routing problem, which occurs each time a user wants to travel ...
Ridesharing offers the opportunity to make more efficient use of vehicles while preserving the benef...
AbstractRide-sharing facilitates cheap and eco-friendly mobility. In contrast to classical ride-shar...
Recent advances in communication technology coupled with increasing environmental concerns, road con...
In this paper, we mathematically model the multi-hop Peer-to-Peer (P2P) ride-matching problem as a b...
The growth of autonomous vehicles, ridesharing systems, and self driving technology will bring a shi...
Ride sharing has been widely acknowledged as an effective solution for reducing travel costs, conges...
Ride sharing becomes more and more popular not least because internet services help matching offers ...
Ride sharing allows to share costs of traveling by car, e.g., for fuel or highway tolls. Furthermore...
We investigate the ride-sharing assignment problem from an algorithmic resource allocation point of ...