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Table 1.

One-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov test results of arrivals and charging times.

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Fig 1.

Piecewise linear charging function with 2 pieces.

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Fig 2.

Process of the transformation from the EV-TOP to the EV1-COP and the EV2-SP.

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Fig 3.

Study network for evaluation.

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Table 2.

Information on the CSs.

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Fig 4.

Piecewise linear approximation for three types of EVs.

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Table 3.

Performance parameters of three types of EVs.

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Table 4.

Electricity consumption over each link and the least-cost path.

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Fig 5.

Meta-network and feasible paths of an example EV.

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Table 5.

Travel costs of the four feasible paths for the same example EV from Node 2 to Node 41.

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Table 6.

Important details on the 20 randomly generated networks.

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Table 7.

Comparison of the optimal paths of the EV-TOP and the EV-SWP.

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Fig 6.

Friedman test results and mean percentage differences of the travel cost, the travel speed and the consumption in the 20 randomly generated networks.

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Fig 7.

Service levels at each charging station under the two path optimization methods.

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Table 8.

Charging details at each charging station under the two path optimization methods.

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Table 9.

Friedman tests results for the average number of stops for charging and the average waiting time among CSs.

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