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                     In Fig.5, we see that Dijkstra's algorithm has the shortest computation time and EBAND
                     algorithm has the longest computation time for a certain destination in our implemem-
                     tation. As the number of obstacles increases, the difference in computation time among
                     the three algorithms becomes more evident.



                     4     Conclusion

                     In conclusion, we evaluated the performance of three scheduling algorithms, namely


                     uation showed that the EBAND algorithm outperformed the other two algorithms in
                     terms of path length and                                                  However,
                     all three algorithms were safe and avoided collisions with obstacles in the environment.
                     Thus, we recommend the use of the EBAND algorithm for route planning in ADVs, as
                     it is more efficient and faster than the other two algorithms.



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