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Onyr.net
Welcome, traveler of the ethereal immensities. You have reached my little corner of the web.
I am Florian Rascoussier, also known as Onyr. By day I am a PhD student working on optimization and vehicle routing; the rest of the time I write, draw, and tinker. This site gathers three things I care about: science, art, and philosophy, along with a blog where they occasionally collide.
Have a look around: about me, my projects, my research, or just the latest posts below.
Latest writing
All posts →Blauth2024: a major time-dependent routing benchmark joins the MAMUT-routing catalog
Blauth2024, whose congestion is measured rather than modeled, joins the MAMUT-routing catalog as its most realistic time-dependent family.
Read more →Kayros: an anytime and exact solver, and the Poryos2026 benchmark family
Two pieces of my PhD work go public together: Kayros, an anytime and exact open-source solver, and Poryos2026, the time-dependent benchmark family it solves.
Read more →A personal mirror of the MAMUT-routing benchmark catalog
A personal, static mirror of the ANR-MAMUT benchmark catalog, what it serves, and why I put it up.
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