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Trip situations.

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Final assignment algorithm.

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Example with 4 requests (configuration).

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Fig 3.

Feasible routes for the example.

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Table 2.

Example with 4 requests (solutions).

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Fig 4.

Network of Lyon.

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Fig 5.

Central depot and local depots in a part of Lyon network.

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Table 3.

Optimization time steps and rolling horizon values.

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Fig 6.

Objective function for different optimization times steps.

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Fig 7.

Simulation time for different optimization times steps.

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Table 4.

Simulation results for different number of depots.

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Table 5.

Clustering methods comparison.

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Table 6.

Sum of Squares method for k-means clustering.

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Fig 8.

Sum of squares method for finding the optimal size of clusters in k-means clustering.

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Table 7.

Sum of squares method for hierarchical clustering.

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Fig 9.

Sum of squares method for finding the optimal size of clusters in hierarchical clustering.

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Fig 10.

Comparing clustering methods’ objective function (market-share = 50%).

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Fig 11.

Comparing clustering methods’ computation time (market-share = 50%).

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