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Worst case and probabilistic analysis of the 2 Opt algorithm for the TSP

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Fig. 1 In the illustration, we usecontains the m to denote n − 1. Every tour that occurs in the sequence of 2-changes thick edges
Fig. 2 This figure shows an example with three gadgets. It shows the 15 configurations that these gadgets
Fig. 3 This figure shows the sequence of seven consecutive 2-changes from PropertyBthick edges 5
Fig. 4 This illustration shows the points of the gadgets Gn−1 and Gn−2. One can see that Gn−2 is ascaled, rotated, and translated copy of Gn−1
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