An application of bilevel optimisation to the waste collection centres location problem

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In this paper, we show an application of bilevel programming to the problem of locating waste collection centres inside a municipal area. In our study, the latter problem possesses a hierarchical structure, i.e., there are two decision makers, one of which acts as a leader and the other behaves as a follower. Therefore, we exhibit a bilevel optimisation program able to capture this hierarchy and propose an iterative algorithm to solve the problem. This solution proposal is then tested on data derived from a real scenario. Experimental results reveal that the approach is effective in this kind of decision problems.

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Caramia, M., & Dalla Costa, M. (2020). An application of bilevel optimisation to the waste collection centres location problem. International Journal of Mathematics in Operational Research, 16(1), 118–137. https://doi.org/10.1504/IJMOR.2020.104681

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