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Transit Network Design Based on the Bi-Level Programming
2017
DEStech Transactions on Economics Business and Management
In this work, we study the transit network design problem on the basis of present urban road network from the perspective of programming and optimizing. So we propose a bi-level programming model to design the transit network. Considering the generation of bus lines, the number of stops along the lines, the interval of departing time, the number of buses on each line every day and so on, planners make endeavors to minimize running cost of transit system in the upper programming model. The lower
doi:10.12783/dtem/icem2017/13144
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