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... problems are dealt with in the publications [ 50 , 58 , 68-72 ] . The method is substan- tiated theoretically for model linear problems and with the aid of a computational experiment for nonlinear filtration problems in their full ...
... problems are dealt with in the publications [ 50 , 58 , 68-72 ] . The method is substan- tiated theoretically for model linear problems and with the aid of a computational experiment for nonlinear filtration problems in their full ...
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... problems are said to be “NP-hard” (non-deterministic polynomial-time hard). In fact, in many cases, combinatorial optimization problems are NP-hard ... Problems 1.2. Vehicle routing problems 1.2.1. Problems in transportation optimization.
... problems are said to be “NP-hard” (non-deterministic polynomial-time hard). In fact, in many cases, combinatorial optimization problems are NP-hard ... Problems 1.2. Vehicle routing problems 1.2.1. Problems in transportation optimization.
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... problem triggers another problem and snowballing of problems occurs, thus incapacitating the drilling process. In this process, there is no 'small' or 'large' problem, as all problems are intricately linked to each other, eventually ...
... problem triggers another problem and snowballing of problems occurs, thus incapacitating the drilling process. In this process, there is no 'small' or 'large' problem, as all problems are intricately linked to each other, eventually ...
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BottomUp Technology | 57 |
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