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Using Goal Directed Techniques for Journey Planning With Multi-criteria Range Queries in Public Transit

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Figure 1: Example of an area.
Figure 2: Example of an area opening.
Table 2: Details of the GDCSA and the variants of the CSA on metropolitan and country wide public transit networks.
Table 4: Performance of the precomputing on country-sized public transit networks.

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