Artificial instances for the paper "The Bus Rapid Transit Investment Problem"
Artificial instances as used within the paper "The Bus Rapid Transit Investment Problem".
The naming of the instances uses the pattern "[ALPHA_1]_[ALPHA_2]_[BETA]_[Z].xml", where ALPHA_1, ALPHA_2, BETA, and Z correspond to the cost pattern, demand pattern, budget split, and the number of allowed BRT components in the instance, respectively. Two special values are used:
- A value of NONE for [BETA] indicates that we consider a global decision maker, i.e., a single municipality that covers all of the segments in the instance.
- A value of INF for [Z] indicates that no restriction is present on the number of BRT components Z, i.e., in the instance file, the upper bound on the number of BRT components is chosen high enough not to restrict the number of BRT components.
The format of the XML files is documented within the included schema file (brtInvestmentInstance.xsd) and explained within the included readme file (README.md).
This dataset is related to the item: Case study instances for the paper "The Bus Rapid Transit Investment Problem", https://doi.org/10.11583/DTU.23664069
This item is part of the Collection: https://doi.org/10.11583/DTU.c.6805470.
Funding
Joint project: EASIER - Sustainable Urban Mobility - Subproject Efficient Tariff Systems
Federal Ministry of Education and Research
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