Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
IA en la entrega de última milla y prueba de optimización de rutas
Prueba el problema de generación de rutas para vehículos, heurísticas como búsqueda de 2 opciones y de vecindarios grandes, y cómo los tiempos de servicio previstos alimentan a los optimizadores de rutas.
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The vehicle routing problem is a generalization of which classic problem?
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- The vehicle routing problem is a generalization of which classic problem?
- The knapsack problem
- The shortest-path problem
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- The traveling salesman problem
- Why do real-world routing systems rely on heuristics instead of exact solutions?
- Exact methods are prohibited by regulation
- The problem is NP-hard, so exact solutions become impractical as the number of stops grows
- Heuristics always find the true optimum
- Computers cannot store road maps
- What does the 2-opt move do?
- Untangles route segments that cross by reversing part of the route
- Assigns two drivers to each van
- Doubles vehicle speed
- Predicts weather along the route
- What was the goal of the 2021 Amazon and MIT research challenge?
- Designing delivery drones
- Shrinking package sizes
- Learning the routes experienced drivers actually prefer
- Replacing GPS satellites
- In delivery planning, what does service time refer to?
- Time spent driving on highways
- Time spent at a stop, such as parking, walking to the door and getting a signature
- A product's warranty period
- A legally required driver break
- How does route optimization differ from turn-by-turn navigation?
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- Navigation handles customer time windows while optimization does not
- Optimization only works for a single stop
- Navigation finds a path between two points, while optimization decides the order and assignment of many stops
- What does large neighborhood search do?
- Repeatedly destroys and repairs part of a solution to find improvements
- Searches for new depot locations
- Expands the delivery service area
- Finds the nearest restaurant
- Why does UPS prefer to avoid left turns across traffic where practical?
- Left turns are illegal for trucks
- Digital maps lack left-turn data
- It trades slightly longer distances for less idling and fewer risky turns
- Delivery trucks cannot physically turn left