The n-vehicle exploration problem is NP-complete

04/08/2023
by   Jinchuan Cui, et al.
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The n-vehicle exploration problem (NVEP) is a combinatorial optimization problem, which tries to find an optimal permutation of a fleet to maximize the length traveled by the last vehicle. NVEP has a fractional form of objective function, and its computational complexity of general case remains open. We show that Hamiltonian Path ≤_P NVEP, and prove that NVEP is NP-complete.

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