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Time-Dependent Stochastic Vehicle Routing Problem with Random Requests: Application to online police patrol management in Brussels

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Table 1: The four different VRP categories.
Figure 1: Recourse strategies for the SS-VRP with stochastic customers and demands (Bertsimas, 1992)
Table 2: Notation summary
Figure 2: Left: a first-stage solution involving three vehicles. Waiting locations are illustrated as circles and customer regions as crosses
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