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In many real complex artificial networks, a navigation route between a pair of source and destination is often desired to pass through at least a specified node called check-in node for doing check-in like services, such as gas fuel supplement for vehicles, GPS recording for express packages and so on. However, currently, there is a lack of routing study for complex networks equipped with check-in...
Unidirectional and bidirectional links may coexist in many realistic networked complex systems such as the city transportation networks. Even more, for some considerations, several bidirectional links are shifted to unidirectional ones. Many link-orientation strategies might be employed, including High-to-Low, Low-to-High and Random direction-determining methods, abbreviated as HTLDD, LTHDD and RDD...
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