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An Algorithm for a Class of Three-Dimensional Assignment Problems Arising in Scheduling Applications
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1987
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Mathematical ProgrammingEngineeringComputational ComplexityDiscrete OptimizationTourism Industry ConventionOperations ResearchScheduling ApplicationsTraveling Salesman ProblemSystems EngineeringLogisticsDiscrete MathematicsCombinatorial OptimizationComputational GeometryTransportation EngineeringCombinatorial ProblemComputer ScienceTask AllocationInteger ProgrammingScheduling ProblemPlanar Assignment ProblemProduction SchedulingBusinessVehicle Routing Problem
Abstract A scheduling problem often arising in trade shows and conventions is modeled as a planar three-dimensional assignment problem having a special cost structure. A polynomial-time algorithm for solving this case of the planar assignment problem is presented. The algorithm can also be used to solve heuristically a variation of the m-traveling salesman problem which arises as a secondary problem in the original scheduling application. Computational experience with data from a tourism industry convention scheduling problem is given.
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