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Could be that he only works by the day, so going from client A to client B will be rare. Disregarding changes in travel time due to the different time of say,
by andreareina 10y ago
Could be that he only works by the day, so going from client A to client B will be rare.
Disregarding changes in travel time due to the different time of say, we know that A -> Origin + Origin -> B is an upper bound on A -> B so the solution is still good even if it's not quite optimal.
- therealmarv 10y agoYes you're right. It all depends on amount of clients he visits in one day, if they are flexible in time or not and how to get from client A to client B (or C).
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