Juan Francisco Ariño Sales, Raúl Andrés Palacios Araos
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Abstract
In the ever-evolving landscape of global trade and supply chain management, logistics optimization stands as a critical challenge. This study takes on the Vehicle Routing Problem (VRP), a variant of the Traveling Salesman Problem (TSP), by proposing a novel hybrid solution that seamlessly combines classical and quantum computing methodologies. Through a comprehensive analysis of our approach, including algorithm selection, data collection, and computational processes, we provide in-depth insights into the efficiency, and effectiveness of our hybrid solution compared to traditional methods. The results after analysis of 14 datasets highlight the advantages and limitations of this approach, demonstrating its potential to address NP-hard problems and contribute significantly to the field of optimization algorithms in logistics. This research offers promising contributions to the advancement of logistics optimization techniques and their potential implications for enhancing supply chain efficiency.