DETERMINING THE ORDER OF FORMULA 1 RACES USING DIFFERENT OPTIMIZATION METHODS

Authors

  • Gabriela Poljak Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24867/20DS03Poljak

Keywords:

Route optimization, genetic algorithm, 2-opt, QGIS

Abstract

The work is based on the Formula 1 race calendar and the geographical location of the Grand Prix venues. The optimization was performed in several ways, using Excel Solver and programs written in Matlab. Excel Solver is based on: examining possible solutions taking into account constraints and then choosing the one that fits best. The first program written in Matlab uses the methods used in the genetic algorithm, such as selection, mutation and crossover, and the second one uses the 2-opt method.

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Published

2022-12-03