Discrete Optimization

Combinatorial Algorithms for Reverse Selective Undesirable Center Location Problems on Cycle Graphs

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  • 1 Department of Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Basic Sciences, SahandUniversity of Technology,
    Tabriz, Iran

Online published: 2017-09-30

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This work was partially supported by the Sahand University of Technology under the Ph.D. program
contract (No. 30/15971).

Abstract

This paper deals with a general variant of the reverse undesirable (obnoxious) center location problem on cycle graphs. Given a ‘selective’ subset of the vertices of the underlying cycle graph as location of the existing customers, the task is to modify the edge lengths within a given budget such that the minimum of distances between a predetermined undesirable facility location and the customer points is maximized under the perturbed edge lengths. We develop a combinatorial O(n log n) algorithm for the problem with continuous modifications. For the uniform-cost model, we solve this problem in linear time by an improved algorithm. Furthermore, exact solution methods are proposed for the problem with integer modifications.

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Roghayeh Etemad · Behrooz Alizadeh . Combinatorial Algorithms for Reverse Selective Undesirable Center Location Problems on Cycle Graphs[J]. Journal of the Operations Research Society of China, 2017 , 5(3) : 347 -361 . DOI: 10.1007/s40305-016-0144-0

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