Open kyssadin opened 1 year ago
you have covered the default TSP with your implementation
Yes. It is the best place to start.
my task requires to maximize the interest values and return back to the first city.
Read the full algorithm I posted to stackoverflow, which if you implement it ( using my code if you like for the tricky part ) will solve your problem. Once you have TSP solved, the rest of the algorithm is trivial to implement.
Ok thank you so much for your time. I will try to come up with something. If I will have any more questions, may I contact you again?
Do you understand the algorithm I posted? Do you agree that it will solve your problem?
No answer :-(
Well, like I said the rest of the algorithm is trivial to implement. So, here it is:
Here is output when the budget is 500
Dropping e ( 6 ) from itinerary
Dropping c ( 7 ) from itinerary
Minimum cost : 200 Budget : 500
Path Taken : a b d
I have added the budget and the city interest levels specification to the input file. The new format is documented here https://github.com/JamesBremner/so76213744/wiki/Input-File-Format
I think you misunderstood the task I was describing on StackOverflow. Let me rephrase the task.
There's a set of cities. Each city has an interest value. The goal is to find a tour of a given set of cities so that the sum of the interest values is maximized. There's a budget constraint. The edges are marked with the costs of travelling through them, not the distances between the nodes ( I guess this part is what got you confused ) . All the cities are connected with each other. Visiting 1 city twice is not allowed, unless you need to return to the first one. Visiting all the cities is not necessary, the main goal is to get the max interest value sum and return to the starting city. The answer should contain the path itself, the sum of interest values, and the money left.
The thing is, you have covered the default TSP with your implementation, but my task requires to maximize the interest values and return back to the first city.