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network design problem: a standalone construct

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Transportation network analysis

the problem of choosing which links or capacity improvements to build in a road network, anticipating the equilibrium route choices of users.

In transportation network analysis, network design problem refers to the problem of choosing which links or capacity improvements to build in a road network, anticipating the equilibrium route choices of users. This meaning comes from Leblanc (1975) in Transportation Science.[1]

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References

Leblanc, L. J. (1975). An Algorithm for the Discrete Network Design Problem. Transportation Science, 9(3), 183-199. https://doi.org/10.1287/trsc.9.3.183

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