In this paper we propose a new iterative method for solving the asymmetric traffic equilibrium problem when formulated as a variational inequality whose variables are the path flows. The path formulation leads to a decomposable structure of the constraints set and allows us to obtain highly accurate solutions. The proposed method is a column generation scheme based on a variant of the Khobotov's extragradient method for solving variational inequalities. Computational experiments have been carried out on several networks of a medium-large scale. The results obtained are promising and show the applicability of the method for solving large-scale equilibrium problems

A path-based double projection method for solving the asymmetric traffic network equilibrium problem

PAPPALARDO, MASSIMO;PASSACANTANDO, MAURO
2007-01-01

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In this paper we propose a new iterative method for solving the asymmetric traffic equilibrium problem when formulated as a variational inequality whose variables are the path flows. The path formulation leads to a decomposable structure of the constraints set and allows us to obtain highly accurate solutions. The proposed method is a column generation scheme based on a variant of the Khobotov's extragradient method for solving variational inequalities. Computational experiments have been carried out on several networks of a medium-large scale. The results obtained are promising and show the applicability of the method for solving large-scale equilibrium problems
2007
Panicucci, Barbara; Pappalardo, Massimo; Passacantando, Mauro
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