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Discrete self organizing algorithm for pollution vehicle routing problem

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This paper introduces a novel discrete variant of the Self Organizing Migrating Algorithm (DSOMA). Developed on the principle of sequence insertions and the NEH paradigm, the DSOMA algorithm provides a unique application for combinatorial optimization problem. The new algorithm is tested on the Pollution Routing Problem (PRP) dataset and two different minimization objectives of emission and distance are conducted. The results are compared and they show that emission objective is highly significant in reducing emission while not significantly adding to the distance overhead.

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    GECCO '20: Proceedings of the 2020 Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference Companion
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