Naga V.C. Gudapati, Enrico Malaguti, Michele Monaci, Paolo Paronuzzi
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摘要
我们考虑的是一个网络设计问题,在这个问题中,必须以最小的成本激活边,同时确保生成的图至少包含 k 条连接给定出发地-目的地对的互不相交的路径。此外,这些路径还受到最大中间节点数的限制。我们考虑了该问题的其他整数编程公式,并在具有不同特征的大型实例基准上对它们进行了计算评估。最后,我们将分析扩展到路径必须是顶点不相交的情况。
A computational study on Integer Programming formulations for Hop-constrained survivable network design
We consider a Network Design problem where edges have to be activated at minimum cost while ensuring that the resulting graph contains at least disjoint paths linking a given set of origin–destination pairs. In addition, those paths are constrained in terms of maximum number of intermediate nodes. We consider alternative Integer Programming formulations for the problem and computationally evaluate them on a large benchmark of instances having different features. Finally, we extend our analysis to the case in which the paths must be vertex disjoint.
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