Discrete Applied Mathematics - Special volume: viewpoints on optimization
Heuristic Methods for Large Centroid Clustering Problems
Journal of Heuristics
Algorithmic approaches for solving the euclidean distance location and location-allocation problems
Algorithmic approaches for solving the euclidean distance location and location-allocation problems
Linear Programming and Network Flows
Linear Programming and Network Flows
A reactive GRASP for a commercial territory design problem with multiple balancing requirements
Computers and Operations Research
Region-rejection based heuristics for the capacitated multi-source Weber problem
Computers and Operations Research
A reactive GRASP with path relinking for capacitated clustering
Journal of Heuristics
Heuristic solution of the multisource Weber problem as a p-median problem
Operations Research Letters
A probabilistic heuristic for a computationally difficult set covering problem
Operations Research Letters
Semi-greedy heuristics: An empirical study
Operations Research Letters
Single-Source Capacitated Multi-Facility Weber Problem-An iterative two phase heuristic algorithm
Computers and Operations Research
A new greedy randomised adaptive search procedure for multiple sequence alignment
International Journal of Bioinformatics Research and Applications
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The capacitated multi-source Weber problem entails finding both the locations of capacitated facilities on a plane and their customer allocations. A framework that uses adaptive learning and functional representation to construct the restricted candidate list (RCL) within a greedy randomized adaptive search procedure (GRASP) is put forward. An implementation of restricted regions that forbids new facilities to be located too close to the previously found facilities is also embedded into the search to build up the RCL more efficiently. The performance of this GRASP based approach is tested on three classes of instances with constant and variable capacities. Very competitive results are obtained when compared to the best known results from the literature.