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 === Available downloads === === Available downloads ===
    
-  * {{en:chao.zip|Instances of [2]}} and {{en:new_instances.zip?nocache|our new instances of [4]}} ({{en:format-top-instance.txt|format description}}) +  * {{en:chao.zip|Instances}} of [2] ({{en:format-top-instance.txt|format description}}) 
-  * {{en:other_tested_instances.zip|Other tested instances of [4]}}  +  * {{en:hb_web_top.zip|Former website and detailed results}} of [1
-  * {{en:hb_web_top.zip|Former website and detailed results of [1]}} +  * {{en:new_instances.zip|Our new instances}}, {{en:other_tested_instances.zip|other tested instances}} and {{en:solutions-psoia.zip|detailed solutions}} of [4]
-  * {{en:solutions-psoia.zip|Detailed solutions of [4]}}+
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 //Route length validation// //Route length validation//
  
-The euclidean distances are computed using **double** data type in C++ which is safe for a single computation within 18 decimal digits (GNU GCC 4.0+). Our rule to check if a route is valid is as follows: the travel length is computed in the order of clients that appear in the route and this value should be inferior or equal to the travel length limit (Tmax value in Chao's instances).+The euclidean distances are computed using **double** data type in C++ which is safe for a single computation within 18 decimal digits (GNU GCC 4.0+). Our rule to check if a route is valid is as follows: the travel length is computed in the order of clients that appear in the route and this value should be inferior or equal to the travel length limit (//tmax// value in Chao's instances).
  
 === People involved === === People involved ===

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