Feature guides

How to set a license, and the free licenses with their element limits.

A reference UI in Angular that runs an end-to-end flow against JOpt.TourOptimizer.

Excluding the nodes that cause violations, so that the other nodes get a feasible plan.

How JOpt calculates distances and driving times between elements, and how to change the calculation.

Skills as bitsets for fast eligibility checks, with expertise levels and a cost model.

The clustering construction algorithm that builds the starting solution, with examples of its output.

CO2 emissions per route and in total, and how to minimize them in the optimization.

Comparing an optimized solution with a modified one, with a cost analysis of both.

FlexTime and StartReductionTime: the optimizer shifts the start of a route within a bounded window.

The Docker sandboxes with a browser IDE, and the Java and REST integration paths.

Soft preferences that pull selected nodes onto the route of a magnet node or push them onto other routes.

FlexLoads in pickup and delivery: the optimizer decides how much a site produces, which site produces it and when.

Custom costs, violations and scoring at node level or route level, without a change to the solver.

The property keys by category, with their defaults and allowed values.

Multi-day routes in which the optimizer decides where and on which nights a resource stays out.

A shorter runtime through a smaller population and fewer operators, and the trade-offs of the mode.

Loads, depots and capacities in pickup and delivery problems, the load types and how to read the result.

Time windows as hard constraints that the architecture keeps, while other nodes flow around them.

A construction algorithm plugin that solves a traveling salesman problem with D-Wave quantum computing. It is not available to customers by default.

The events of a run (progress, warnings, status, errors, results) as RxJava streams, and how to subscribe to them.

A return to the start location between two visits, for example to reload goods.

Skills with minimum and maximum expertise levels, and cost models that penalize the gap between the required and the provided level.

An extra cost, set per direction, when a route crosses from one zone into another, for example over a bridge.

Territories with ZoneCodes: which resources may visit which nodes, per working hours.