A rolling window with genetic algorithm approach to sorting aircraft for automated taxi routing

A rolling window with genetic algorithm approach to sorting aircraft for automated taxi routing
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10.1145/3205455.3205558
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2018-07
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Proceedings of the Genetic and Evolutionary Computation Conference
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A. Brownlee;J. Woodward;Michal Weiszer;Jun Chen
A. Brownlee;J. Woodward;Michal Weiszer;Jun Chen
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A. Brownlee;J. Woodward;Michal Weiszer;Jun Chen

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