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847. Platform-based stable truck matching problem with trailer-swapping mode
Invited abstract in session MC-62: Port-Hinterland Transportation & Corridors, stream OR in Port Operations.
Monday, 12:30-14:00Room: S12 (building: 101)
Authors (first author is the speaker)
1. | Wenxiang Peng
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2. | Zhaojie Xue
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College of Civil and Transportation Engineering, Shenzhen University | |
3. | Xiangsheng Chen
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Shenzhen university | |
4. | Yubin Liao
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Shenzhen university |
Abstract
This study investigates the platform-based stable truck-matching problem with trailer-swapping mode (STMP-TSM). The TSM is a novel collaborative transportation approach in which trucks participate in trailer swapping, significantly decreasing the rate of empty trucks and reducing transportation costs. In the STMP-TSM, a platform delivers a trailer-swapping scheme that satisfies all participating trucks. Correspondingly, an integer linear programming model is developed to maximize the total truck utility of the STMP-TSM. A specific preference list based on a chain-data structure is meticulously constructed to obtain a stable matching scheme. The preference list enables more generalized truck matching. In addition, a series of acceleration strategies is proposed to expedite the generation of a preference list while effectively reducing its length. An iterative preference-list-trim heuristic algorithm is designed, which strategically trims chains in the preference list to solve the STMP-TSM efficiently. As a benchmark, an integer linear programming model is developed based on the preference list to solve the truck-matching problem using the TSM. Finally, a series of numerical experiments are conducted to evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm, assess the practicality of the TSM, and analyze the influences of the key parameters.
Keywords
- Algorithms
- Optimization Modeling
- Transportation
Status: accepted
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