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The Research of Urban Rail Transit Line Network Planning Scheme

XU Xin-zhong

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In the existing urban rail transit evaluation system's foundation,establishes China's urban rail transit network planning program evaluation index system.This paper introduced the advantages of multilevel grey evaluation and the steps,the method of urban rail transit network planning scheme selection with reference value.

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In the existing urban rail transit evaluation system's foundation,establishes China's urban rail transit network planning program evaluation index system.This paper introduced the advantages of multilevel grey evaluation and the steps,the method of urban rail transit network planning scheme selection with reference value.

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In the existing urban rail transit evaluation system's foundation,establishes China's urban rail transit network planning program evaluation index system.This paper introduced the advantages of multilevel grey evaluation and the steps,the method of urban rail transit network planning scheme selection with reference value.

Key concepts: Urban rail transit, Transport engineering, Rail transit, Scheme (mathematics), Urban transit, Computer science, Selection (genetic algorithm), Transit (satellite)

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