Clarke et al., 1995 - Google Patents
A bootstrap heuristic for designing minimum cost survivable networksClarke et al., 1995
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- Clarke L
- Anandalingam G
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- Computers & operations research
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This paper provides a systematic approach based on heuristics for designing Minimum Cost Survivable Networks (MCSN). The Design System has two components; a heuristic for obtaining survivable network topologies, and a set of heuristics for improving the cost of the …
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