Geometric based heuristic TSP

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Autore principale: ben abdessalem, maher
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contents <p>This work introduces Geo-first TSP, a new geometric-prior heuristic for the Euclidean<br>Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). The method integrates convex-hull extraction, direction-<br>biased candidate edge generation, spatial neighborhood filtering, and randomized geometry-<br>guided constructive tours, followed by 2-opt local search.<br>The algorithm is motivated by the hypothesis that injecting global geometric structure into<br>randomized initial tours improves the quality of 2-opt local minima. Experiments on several<br>TSPLIB instances demonstrate that Geo-first TSP significantly outperforms classical construc-<br>tive heuristics and approaches the quality of multi-start 2-opt, sometimes within 0.03% of the<br>best obtained solution.<br>The preprint documents the method, reports empirical results, and outlines conceptual links<br>to computational geometry, probabilistic heuristics, and candidate-set design in local search.<br>Code and scripts are openly provided for reproducibility.</p>
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spellingShingle Geometric based heuristic TSP
ben abdessalem, maher
Traveling Salesman Problem
Computational Geometry
Heuristics
2-opt
Candi- date Sets
Randomized Algorithms
graph theory
Applied mathematics
Graph theory
<p>This work introduces Geo-first TSP, a new geometric-prior heuristic for the Euclidean<br>Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP). The method integrates convex-hull extraction, direction-<br>biased candidate edge generation, spatial neighborhood filtering, and randomized geometry-<br>guided constructive tours, followed by 2-opt local search.<br>The algorithm is motivated by the hypothesis that injecting global geometric structure into<br>randomized initial tours improves the quality of 2-opt local minima. Experiments on several<br>TSPLIB instances demonstrate that Geo-first TSP significantly outperforms classical construc-<br>tive heuristics and approaches the quality of multi-start 2-opt, sometimes within 0.03% of the<br>best obtained solution.<br>The preprint documents the method, reports empirical results, and outlines conceptual links<br>to computational geometry, probabilistic heuristics, and candidate-set design in local search.<br>Code and scripts are openly provided for reproducibility.</p>
title Geometric based heuristic TSP
topic Traveling Salesman Problem
Computational Geometry
Heuristics
2-opt
Candi- date Sets
Randomized Algorithms
graph theory
Applied mathematics
Graph theory
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17640906