SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR TRIP ROUTING WITH CONFIGURABLE CONSTRAINTS
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1. A method comprising:
- defining a plurality of contiguous geographical regions, each region to have a uniform value of a characteristic throughout the region; and
evaluating a path from a point in an origin region to a point in a destination region and passing through an intermediate region based on a first value of the characteristic in the origin region, a second value of the characteristic in the intermediate region, and a third value of the characteristic in the destination region.
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Abstract
A method of analyzing a path by defining a plurality of contiguous geographical regions, each to have a uniform value of a characteristic affecting travel through the region and evaluating the path from a point in an origin region through an intermediate region to a point in a destination region. Related methods and means of representing paths, and systems to implement the methods are also described and claimed.
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1. A method comprising:
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defining a plurality of contiguous geographical regions, each region to have a uniform value of a characteristic throughout the region; and evaluating a path from a point in an origin region to a point in a destination region and passing through an intermediate region based on a first value of the characteristic in the origin region, a second value of the characteristic in the intermediate region, and a third value of the characteristic in the destination region. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. A method comprising:
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obtaining two consecutive waypoints of a trip; identifying an origin region containing a first of the two waypoints and a destination region containing a second of the two waypoints, wherein a region is a contiguous set of points that share a common characteristic; planning a path from the first waypoint to the second waypoint through at least one intermediate region based on an evaluation; and returning the path. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8)
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