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Tong Guo, Yi Mei, Mengjie Zhang

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    本研究介绍了一种学习辅助邻里搜索 (LaNS) 算法,用于解决车辆路由问题 (VRP). 拉恩斯使用多代理强化学习来有效地选择搜索策略,优于现有方法.

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