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Code used in the paper "New insights on the block relocation problem" found at https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0305054817302174
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The code is C++ and follows the C++14 standard. When using the Makefile, the
executable produced is called brp. Useful command line parameters:
-i <filename>: Specify the input file
-sf <scriptfilename>: Save the solution to a scriptfile
-v: Verbose mode (displays solution; by default, the solution
is not displayed)
-maxHeight <arg>: Specify Hmax. Valid values are H+2, unlimited and 2H-1.
-m <algorithm>: Specify which algorithm to use. Valid values are SM-1,
SM-2, SmSEQ-1, SmSEQ-2, JZW, LA-S-1, LA-<N>, GLAH-<N>,
RS-<N>, PM-<N>, DFBB, DFBB-L. <N> indicates a parameter
that is algorithm-specific; for instance to use rake
search with a width of 2, use RS-2.
-lb n: Lower bound to use in branch-and-bound.
Valid values are 1, 2, 3
-ub <algorithm>: Algorithm to use to compute the initial lower bound for
branch-and-bound methods.
-hub <algorithm>: Algorithm to use as an evaluation subroutine in the
pilot method.
-cp <procedure>: Condensation procedure to use is SmSEQ-N algorithms.
Valid values are none, jin, tricoire.
-tl <limit>: Time limit for branch-and-bound algorithms, in seconds.
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Code used in the paper "New insights on the block relocation problem" found at https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0305054817302174
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