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Heuristics on the high seas: Mathematical optimization for cargo ships

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Heuristics on the high seas: Mathematical optimization for cargo ships Skip to main content Heuristics on the high seas: Mathematical optimization for cargo ships June 4, 2024 Virgile Galle and Tom Tangl, Software Engineers, Operations Research Team, Google Research We present a previously unknown solution to the Liner Shipping Network Design and Scheduling Problem, which is part of our new Shipping Network Design API. Quick links Shipping Network Design API LSNDSP Benchmarks Operations Research Team Share Copy link × Look around you. Chances are that something in your line of sight sailed on

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