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Landmark-based multi-objective route planning for large-scale road net

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In this paper, for two objectives of the minimum driving distance and the maximum number of passengers compatible, a landmark-based multi-objective route planning algorithm (LB-MORPA) is proposed. LB-MORP incorporates the idea of a bi-directional random walk into the generation of the initial population, designs a new crossover and mutation operator for the evolutionary process, and predicts a set of the nondominated solution set to provide drivers with multiple route options. The comparison experiments with other classical multi-objective evolutionary algorithms prove that the LB-MORP has good performance.

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      GECCO '21: Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference Companion
      July 2021
      2047 pages
      ISBN:9781450383516
      DOI:10.1145/3449726

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