A discrete-time Python-based solver for the Stochastic On-Time Arrival routing problem
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A discrete-time Python-based solver for the Stochastic On-Time Arrival routing problem
The NSGA-II for the multi-objective shortest path problem
Computer Science subject module at Roskilde University. Was made as part of a 15ETCS course where we applied Different Pathfinding strategies to solve shortest path problem. Contains Dijkstra and A* implemented in Java with a JavaFX User Interface to demonstrate shortest path visualization. Note: this project is not maintained
Project Home Delivery Management System implements Travelling Sales Man problem with many extended features such as calculate estimated distance, time, cost, shortest delivery route and send it to the Delivery boy present in Queue
The ripple-spreading algoirthm for the fuzzy multi-objective path optimization problem
The implementation of the ant colony optimization algorithm. Allows to solve Travelling Salesman Problem , Shortest path problem, etc.
The labeling algorithm for the shortest path problem with time windows.
The ripple-spreading algorithm for the multi-objective shortest path problem
Shortest Path Problem with Forbidden Paths in R
The label correcting algorithm for the multi-objective shortest path problem
Simple objective implementation of Dijkstra algorithm (shortest path search) written in Swift
The MOEAD for the multi-objective shortest path problem
The ripple-spreading algorithm for the multi-category multi-objective path optimization problem
The A* algorithm for the shortest path problem
Maglev is a library that provides fast and generic solutions for shortest path problems (SPP)
Two labeling methods for the shortest path problem with turn restrictions
The Dijkstra algorithm for the shortest path problem
The Bellman-Ford algorithm for the shortest path problem
A command line Java program developed for an artificial intelligence college course. It applies the Shortest Path Problem to a graph of fictitious cities. It uses either Best First Search or Uniform Cost Search to provide the shortest path from one city in the graph to another.
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