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Maybe I've underestimsted it, but "good enough" route planning didn't sound that hard - just looking at a map of customers, dividing into regions with roughly t
by jimmaswell 8y ago
Maybe I've underestimsted it, but "good enough" route planning didn't sound that hard - just looking at a map of customers, dividing into regions with roughly the same amount of customers, and tracing reasonable-looking paths through them.
- emiliobumachar 8y agoImagine yourself tracing a set of paths that covered every street in a large metropolis, obeyed traffic orientation in every street, and were readable by others. No further Requirements. As many or as few paths as you'd like, no worries about efficiency, sure you can go through the same streets many times if it helps. But needs to cover every street, obey orientation, and be readable by others. Does not sound easy, does it? Now, let's add a few more Requirements...