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So, bXF (L) − c > 0 is the number of type I bins produced by XF. We consider the following two cases. Case 1: c is even. In this case we partition the bins produced by XF into two sets. The first set includes only type I bins while the second set includes the remaining bins produced by XF, that is, all the type II bins. Index the bins in the first set in the order they are opened, from 1 to bXF (L) − c. Let v bXF (L) − c, and apply Procedure LBBP to the set of type I bins, producing m bins out of which at least m − 1 are infeasible.
Let LNI be the length of the solution obtained by the Nearest Insertion Heuristic. 3 For all instances of the TSP satisfying the triangle inequality, LNI ≤ 2L∗ . We start by proving the following interesting result. Let T be a spanning tree of G and let W (T ) be the weight (cost) of that tree; that is, W (T ) is the sum of the length of all edges in the tree T . 4 For every spanning tree T , LNI ≤ 2W (T ). Proof. We prove the lemma by matching each vertex we insert during the execution of the algorithm with a single edge of the given tree T .
Consider the following heuristic for the n-city TSP. Let di be the distance from city i to the depot. Order the points so that d1 ≤ d2 ≤ · · · ≤ dn . For each i 1, 2, . . , n, draw a circle of radius di centered at the depot; call this circle i. Starting at the depot travel directly to city 1. From city 1 travel to circle 2 in a direction along the ray through city 1 and the depot. When circle 2 is reached, follow circle 2 in the direction (clockwise or counterclockwise) that results in a shorter route to city 2.