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DMIG Meeting

DMIG Meeting. Fahrettin Cakir. Territory Planning, Consistent Vehicle Routing. Introduction. A new direction in vehicle routing literature is to provide service to customers with fixed drivers. Driver familiarity and customer preferences are aligned in this light.

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DMIG Meeting

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  1. DMIG Meeting FahrettinCakir Territory Planning, Consistent Vehicle Routing

  2. Introduction • A new direction in vehicle routing literature is to provide service to customers with fixed drivers. • Driver familiarity and customer preferences are aligned in this light. • Consistent service is true when a customer is served by as few drivers as possible over a length of time. • Presentation will entail personal work that attempts to answer the following questions: • How to measure consistent service using Normal Mutual Information? • How to cluster customers in a planar map, that enables consistent service as much as possible? • Model the trade-off between routing efficiency(minimum cost routes) and stable/consistent service to customers.

  3. References • Territory Planning and Vehicle Dispatching with Driver Learning.Zhong, Hall and Dessouky. Transportation Science, Feb 2007. • Comparing Clusterings-An Overview. Wagner and Wagner.

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