The robust vertex centdian location problem with interval vertex weights on general graphs
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In this paper, the robust vertex centdian location problem with uncertain vertex weights on general graphs is studied. The used criterion to solve the problem is the min-max regret criterion. This problem is investigated with objective function contains $lambda$ and a polynomial time algorithm for the problem is presented. It is shown that the vertex centdian problem on general graphs is solved in cubic time.
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volume 8 issue 3
pages 15- 26
publication date 2022-11
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