Better would be, if the camera would focus on the presentation on the wall instead of the speaker. I dont need to see the speaker. I want see what he is pointing on the wall.😰
at ca. 19:08, where prof. Kilby talks about the subtour constraints, what's P(N) supposed to be? Is it the possible paths for the set of nodes N? If so, shouldn't the constraint be
In the column generation approach to populate the columns we would still need to find the valid routes? How is that achieved? Wont we require other algorithms to find it. What methods can I use to generate this type of data
Onkar Shivgan well you’ll need to develop front end apps first- one for each platform and each of your 3 customers. Yes the restaurant and courier are you’re customers- you are essentially servicing them. Technically 6 code bases. Then you’ll also need a backend algorithm much like what’s being discussed here- that basically makes the courier to restaurant assignment. The problem is called an advanced vrp with multiple constraints
Now, I am studying VRPTW. I want to know where can I download the codes of solution? so I could practice examples using the codes. thank you!
Awesome Lecture..really rounded up the theory for the entire Vehicle Routing Problem Domain
Better would be, if the camera would focus on the presentation on the wall instead of the speaker. I dont need to see the speaker. I want see what he is pointing on the wall.😰
at ca. 19:08, where prof. Kilby talks about the subtour constraints, what's P(N) supposed to be? Is it the possible paths for the set of nodes N? If so, shouldn't the constraint be
In the column generation approach to populate the columns we would still need to find the valid routes? How is that achieved? Wont we require other algorithms to find it. What methods can I use to generate this type of data
Excellent, comprehensive lecture. I'm excited to apply this to our own transport network in the New Zimbabwe
Very helpful learning for someone who is working on a food delivery app
How can i get coding of this
Onkar Shivgan well you’ll need to develop front end apps first- one for each platform and each of your 3 customers. Yes the restaurant and courier are you’re customers- you are essentially servicing them. Technically 6 code bases. Then you’ll also need a backend algorithm much like what’s being discussed here- that basically makes the courier to restaurant assignment. The problem is called an advanced vrp with multiple constraints
Onkar Shivgan Stuart engineering has a decent video touching on this topic. Stuart is a courier service in Europe. I’ll post link if I can find
Onkar Shivgan this video briefly touches on what exactly goes on ua-cam.com/video/vXjxgB4T-zk/v-deo.html
Superb lecture
simple to understand
each constraint adds here and there, means, design is bad.