SVG. Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is a language for the creation of graphical objects. The objects are stored in XML format. SVG is used to represent the routes created from the VRP solver. The visualization process here will make it easier to see if the route created is a good route. It is easier to observe graphically rather than interpreting numbers in a sequence. A big advantage about these graphical objects, are that they can also be used by decision makers, not only for testing and debugging purposes.
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