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A case study of the profit-maximizing multi-vehicle pickup and delivery selection problem for the road networks with the integratable nodes

This paper is a study of an application-based model in profit-maximizing multi-vehicle pickup and delivery selection problem (PPDSP). The graph-theoretic model proposed by existing studies of PPDSP is based on transport requests to define the corresponding nodes (i.e., each request corresponds to a pickup node and a delivery node). In practice, however, there are probably multiple requests coming from or going to an identical location. Considering the road networks with the integratable nodes as above, we define a new model based on the integrated nodes for the corresponding PPDSP and propose a novel mixed-integer formulation. In comparative experiments with the existing formulation, as the number of integratable nodes increases, our method has a clear advantage in terms of the number of variables as well as the number of constraints required in the generated instances, and the accuracy of the optimized solution obtained within a given time.

preprint2022arXivOpen access

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