USING A ROADMAP AS MODEL OF CABLE ROUTES ON THE SHIP
Abstract
The article deals with the problem of building a roadmap of cable routes in the cable routing problem. All the
main industrial technical standards associated with the laying of cable routes and cable installations are analyzed
and classified. The roadmap is a connected acyclic graph with uniformly distributed vertices between the Voronoi
regions in the Euclidean space of the ship's premises. The pseudocode of the algorithm is given, which allows
building a roadmap. The use of roadmap will improve the performance in a particular implementation of cable
routing problem.
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