Resumen de An extension to rapid transit network design problem
The rapid transit network design problem consists of the location of train alignments and stations, in a context where the demand makes its own decisions about the mode and route. The originality of this study is to incorporate in the model the line locations constraints with a bounded but variable number of lines, and lines with no predetermined origins and destinations. The computational experiments show the necessity of this extension to solve large networks, principally because of its computational advantage.
