The boundary-to-boundary p-dispersion configuration problem with oval objects.

Autor: Castillo, Ignacio, Pintér, János D., Kampas, Frank J.
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Zdroj: Journal of the Operational Research Society; Dec2024, Vol. 75 Issue 12, p2327-2337, 11p
Abstrakt: We study the problem of allocating "sizeable" (area-consuming) heterogeneous objects with varying features and characteristics in a given feasible region. The objects are modeled by general ovals. The feasible region could be convex (modelled here by regular polygons) or non-convex (modelled here by the intersection of general ovals). We introduce a continuous boundary-to-boundary oval p-dispersion problem. Our objective is to produce optimally dispersed configurations, by maximizing the minimal separation between the boundaries of the oval objects and the boundary of the feasible region. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Databáze: Complementary Index