Comments for G E B W E B http://gebweb.net Striking fear into the hearts of the wicked! Sun, 01 Aug 2010 00:53:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 Comment on A Fastest Roundtrip Finder for Google Maps by Storage Glossop http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/03/a-fastest-roundtrip-finder-for-google-maps/#comment-412 Storage Glossop Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:52:06 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/03/a-fastest-roundtrip-finder-for-google-maps/#comment-412 How long do you spend a day coming up with stuff like this? How long do you spend a day coming up with stuff like this?

]]> Comment on A Fastest Roundtrip Finder for Google Maps by Self Storage Middleton http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/03/a-fastest-roundtrip-finder-for-google-maps/#comment-411 Self Storage Middleton Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:51:14 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/03/a-fastest-roundtrip-finder-for-google-maps/#comment-411 Completely agree with your comments on this - thanks for taking the time to post. Completely agree with your comments on this - thanks for taking the time to post.

]]> Comment on The Doom-O-Meter by Davis30Kari http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/09/20/the-doom-o-meter/#comment-410 Davis30Kari Fri, 09 Jul 2010 00:43:17 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/09/20/the-doom-o-meter/#comment-410 If you are willing to buy real estate, you would have to get the <a href="http://bestfinance-blog.com" rel="nofollow">loan</a>. Furthermore, my mother all the time utilizes a secured loan, which seems to be the most firm. If you are willing to buy real estate, you would have to get the loan. Furthermore, my mother all the time utilizes a secured loan, which seems to be the most firm.

]]> Comment on Optimize Your Trips by max http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-409 max Sun, 04 Jul 2010 15:28:22 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-409 Can not figure out how to put in multiple address in radom order and get the most effecient route. Also need at the same time a map and written directions from point A to B to C etc. Can not figure out how to put in multiple address in radom order and get the most effecient route. Also need at the same time a map and written directions from point A to B to C etc.

]]> Comment on Optimize Your Trips by max http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-408 max Sun, 04 Jul 2010 15:22:25 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-408 I can not figure out how to input multiple addresses and get the fast most efficient route. Also at the same time need map and written directions from starting point to the closest to the next closest etc. I can not figure out how to input multiple addresses and get the fast most efficient route. Also at the same time need map and written directions from starting point to the closest to the next closest etc.

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Marc Fülöpp http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-406 Marc Fülöpp Tue, 08 Jun 2010 22:07:08 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-406 Hi, I found this page via a link from wikipedia (TSP-article). Since I did some playing around with the Wolfram Mathematica demonstration notebook files regarding TSP-solving, which illustrate a lot of usefull insights for a first grip on this material quite nice, though somewhat static, I am wondering whether there would be any sane opportunities of solving the TSP of the following way points of a huge travel to asia that I'm planning throughout the next weeks and, if and then in which way one should/could incorporate the factors of visa regulations and "unforeseen incidents" within an attempt to solving it within mathematica - or however. Just let me illustrate this: My plan is to set out from Frankfurt/Germany, where I currently live and travel along an - in the wider sense - by TSP means OPTIMAL route, ideally also making use of the best possible airline and travel fares. I'm planning to do some [legal] volunteer work along and would like to encounter some great couchsurfing.com-related real life experiences :-) Perhaps providers of emergency roadside repair/roadside assistance services may have some great experience solving those kind of TSPs that I'm likely to run into - judging by general dynamics, visa/time windows, costs and all. Anyone betting on the power of mere intuition on solving this one?: THE ROUTE POINTS are, unless for Frankfurt/Germany as fixed starting point - in NO order at all, which is the route of this search for a route... -> Singapore; Bangkok; Manila; Ho Chi Minh; Angkor Wat; Phnom Penh; Taipeh; Seoul; Brisbane; Sydney; Adelaide; Melbourne Australia; Wellington; Christchurch/New Zealand; Tokyo. I would greately value any hints given to let me get a better idea of how to solve this enormously complex TSP. Thank you very much. Marc Hi, I found this page via a link from wikipedia (TSP-article). Since I did some playing around with the Wolfram Mathematica demonstration notebook files regarding TSP-solving, which illustrate a lot of usefull insights for a first grip on this material quite nice, though somewhat static, I am wondering whether there would be any sane opportunities of solving the TSP of the following way points of a huge travel to asia that I’m planning throughout the next weeks and, if and then in which way one should/could incorporate the factors of visa regulations and “unforeseen incidents” within an attempt to solving it within mathematica - or however. Just let me illustrate this: My plan is to set out from Frankfurt/Germany, where I currently live and travel along an - in the wider sense - by TSP means OPTIMAL route, ideally also making use of the best possible airline and travel fares. I’m planning to do some [legal] volunteer work along and would like to encounter some great couchsurfing.com-related real life experiences :-) Perhaps providers of emergency roadside repair/roadside assistance services may have some great experience solving those kind of TSPs that I’m likely to run into - judging by general dynamics, visa/time windows, costs and all. Anyone betting on the power of mere intuition on solving this one?: THE ROUTE POINTS are, unless for Frankfurt/Germany as fixed starting point - in NO order at all, which is the route of this search for a route… -> Singapore; Bangkok; Manila; Ho Chi Minh; Angkor Wat; Phnom Penh; Taipeh; Seoul; Brisbane; Sydney; Adelaide; Melbourne Australia; Wellington; Christchurch/New Zealand; Tokyo. I would greately value any hints given to let me get a better idea of how to solve this enormously complex TSP. Thank you very much. Marc

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Mission Foods http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-403 Mission Foods Thu, 13 May 2010 19:01:32 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-403 I read your behind-the-scenes explanation of the Optimap and I must express that you are providing a great tool for small businesses all over. I found out about your tool through a small business owner when he needed my coding expertise and I passed knowledge of this app to my supervisor. I hope this app lands you many more opportunities if it has not already. I read your behind-the-scenes explanation of the Optimap and I must express that you are providing a great tool for small businesses all over. I found out about your tool through a small business owner when he needed my coding expertise and I passed knowledge of this app to my supervisor. I hope this app lands you many more opportunities if it has not already.

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Geir http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-398 Geir Fri, 07 May 2010 16:27:07 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-398 Hi Marc, I have updated the text to say that the solver code is available under the MIT licence at http://code.google.com/p/google-maps-tsp-solver/ . This includes both tsp.js and BpTspSolver.js. If you make changes to the code, which you believe are useful, please consider updating the code repository :-) Also, I set up a mailing group if you want to track any changes to the code. You can subscribe here: http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-tsp-solver Geir Hi Marc,

I have updated the text to say that the solver code is available under the MIT licence at http://code.google.com/p/google-maps-tsp-solver/ . This includes both tsp.js and BpTspSolver.js. If you make changes to the code, which you believe are useful, please consider updating the code repository :-)

Also, I set up a mailing group if you want to track any changes to the code. You can subscribe here: http://groups.google.com/group/google-maps-tsp-solver

Geir

]]> Comment on Behind the Scenes of OptiMap by Marc http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-397 Marc Thu, 06 May 2010 14:48:37 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/07/05/behind-the-scenes-of-optimap/#comment-397 Hi! Cool stuff! I have a question: On your site (http://www.gebweb.net/optimap/) you say that the solver is available under the Common Public licence now (tsp.js) - is that true for the file BpTspSolver.js as well? Without it, it does not work, right?! Thanks, Marc Hi! Cool stuff!
I have a question: On your site (http://www.gebweb.net/optimap/) you say that the solver is available under the Common Public licence now (tsp.js) - is that true for the file BpTspSolver.js as well?
Without it, it does not work, right?!

Thanks, Marc

]]> Comment on Optimize Your Trips by Craig http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-396 Craig Wed, 05 May 2010 07:21:44 +0000 http://gebweb.net/blogpost/2007/08/26/optimize-your-trips/#comment-396 Hi, 1.) How does one reference you in papers - I don't see your name or development date for this system? 2.) Prior to your system, what other systems could solve the travelling salesman problem (was it confined to high-end GIS software?) Hi,

1.) How does one reference you in papers - I don’t see your name or development date for this system?
2.) Prior to your system, what other systems could solve the travelling salesman problem (was it confined to high-end GIS software?)

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