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Urban multi-criteria optimized route guidance by considering unspecified site satisfaction, an extended type of urban multi-objective optimized route selection, called as both NP-Hard problems and one of the branches of multi-criteria shortest path problems (MSPP). It is not only suggests a route based on route guidance principles and optimized due to routing criteria but also passes through all unspecified site(s) such as gas stations, banks determined by drivers. By proposing a novel approach on the bases of route guidance navigation system principles, virus theory (viral infection and local/site infection) and by GIS and GA utilization, this paper is come up to rate of search improvement in urban multi-criteria optimized route guidance by considering unspecified site satisfaction on real network with multiple dependent criteria. Tests of route selection for a part of north-west of Tehran traffic network are conducted and the results show the efficiency of the algorithm and support our analyses.
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Pahlavani, P., Samadzadegan, F., Delavar, M.R. (2006). A GIS-Based Approach for Urban Multi-criteria Quasi Optimized Route Guidance by Considering Unspecified Site Satisfaction. In: Raubal, M., Miller, H.J., Frank, A.U., Goodchild, M.F. (eds) Geographic Information Science. GIScience 2006. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 4197. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/11863939_19
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