A Genetic Algorithm with an Adaptive Penalty Function for the Orienteering Problem

  • Tasgetiren M
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Abstract

This paper presents a genetic algorithm to solve the orienteering problem, which is concerned with finding a path between a given set of control points, among which a start and an end point are specified, so as to maximize the total score collected subject to a prescribed distance constraint. Employing several sets of test problems from the literature, the performance of the genetic algorithm is evaluated against problem specific heuristics and an artificial neural network optimizer

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Tasgetiren, M. (2002). A Genetic Algorithm with an Adaptive Penalty Function for the Orienteering Problem. Journal of Economic & Social Research, 4(2), 1–26. Retrieved from http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&profile=ehost&scope=site&authtype=crawler&jrnl=13021060&AN=16238246&h=x14BS5Cbdga0F7YflJtxoAFGB55wvaU4EdrgpgtY2r7ZkOxHsIdwoLqAo6sgtD6ZFmvU15b49jo5ow6oS1zoqQ==&crl=c

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