Ammar Oulamara

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2015
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Kamel Aissat, Ammar Oulamara:
The Round-Trip Ridesharing Problem with Relay Stations. ICCL 2015: 16-30
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Kamel Aissat, Ammar Oulamara:
A Posteriori Approach of Real-time Ridesharing Problem with Intermediate Locations. ICORES 2015: 63-74
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Kamel Aissat, Ammar Oulamara:
Meeting Locations in Real-Time Ridesharing Problem: A Buckets Approach. ICORES (Selected Papers) 2015: 71-92
2014
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Kamel Aissat, Ammar Oulamara:
A Priori Approach Of Real-Time Ridesharing Problem With Intermediate Meeting Locations. J. Artif. Intell. Soft Comput. Res. 4(4): 287-299 (2014)
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Kamel Aissat, Ammar Oulamara:
Dynamic ridesharing with intermediate locations. CIVTS 2014: 36-42

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