
AbstractIn this article we deal with the problem of locating on a network a service unit that must visit all the calls that are registered in a service list. Each node can generate a call with a given probability and the service list contains the first b calls that have arrived b ≤ n (n is the number of nodes). In our problem the optimal location minimizes the expected length of a traveling salesman tour (TST) traveled. For the problem (which requires 2n calculations of probabilities), we develop an O(n) Algorithm when b = n. for a tree, and study the sensitivity of this optimal solution when b < n.
service facility location on network, Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity, optimal location, Inventory, storage, reservoirs, Programming involving graphs or networks, sensitivity, expected length of a traveling salesman tour, minisum location, Queues and service in operations research, service list
service facility location on network, Analysis of algorithms and problem complexity, optimal location, Inventory, storage, reservoirs, Programming involving graphs or networks, sensitivity, expected length of a traveling salesman tour, minisum location, Queues and service in operations research, service list
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