Published December 2014 | Version Submitted
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Network improvement for equilibrium routing

Abstract

Routing games are frequently used to model the behavior of traffic in large networks, such as road networks. In transportation research, the problem of adding capacity to a road network in a cost-effective manner to minimize the total delay at equilibrium is known as the Network Design Problem, and has received considerable attention. However, prior to our work, little was known about guarantees for polynomial-time algorithms for this problem. We obtain tight approximation guarantees for general and series-parallel networks, and present a number of open questions for future work.

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© 2015 ACM, Inc. K. Ligett gratefully acknowledges support of an NSF CAREER Award (1254169), the Charles Lee Powell Foundation, and a Microsoft Research Faculty Fellowship.

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Alternative title
The Network Improvement Problem for Equilibrium Routing

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Eprint ID
55068
DOI
10.1145/2728732.2728737
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CaltechAUTHORS:20150220-135314566

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Funding

NSF
1254169
Charles Lee Powell Foundation
Microsoft Research Faculty Fellowship

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