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Constraint satisfaction problems

Lorenza SaittaAttilio GiordanaAntoine Cornuéjols

Year: 2011 Cambridge University Press eBooks Pages: 70-91   Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Abstract

An important class of NP-complete problems is that of constraint satisfaction problems (CSPs), which have been widely investigated and where a phase transition has been found to occur (Williams and Hogg, 1994; Smith and Dyer, 1996; Prosser, 1996). Constraint satisfaction problems are the analogue of SAT problems in first-order logic; actually, any finite CSP instance can be transformed into a SAT problem in an automatic way, as will be described in Section 8.4.

Keywords:
Constraint satisfaction problem Constraint satisfaction Constraint satisfaction dual problem Constraint (computer-aided design) Constraint logic programming Class (philosophy) Complexity of constraint satisfaction Constraint graph Backtracking Constraint programming Computer science Order (exchange) Mathematics Mathematical optimization Artificial intelligence Economics

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Constraint Satisfaction and Optimization
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications

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