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MLN-EIGS: A multilayer network framework for solving Stackelberg escape interdiction games on dynamic transportation networks
Interdicting an escaping criminal with limited police resources on large-scale transportation networks is a challenging problem due to the dynamic nature of both attacker movement and defender deployment. This paper proposes \emph{MLN-EIGS}, a multilayer network-based framework for solving dynamic e
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