finite constraint satisfaction problems
CONSTRAINT SATISFACTION PROBLEM: A CASE STUDY Jyoti 1, Tarun Dalal2
... of problems in AI and other areas of computer science can be viewed as special cases of the constraint-satisfaction ...graph problems, floor plan design, the planning of genetic experiments, ...
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Perturbed Message Passing for Constraint Satisfaction Problems
... of variables. (c) In the condensation phase transition (1sRSB 6 ), the set of solutions con- denses into a few dominant clusters. Dominant clusters have roughly the same number of solutions and they collectively contain ...
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On the NP-Hardness of Approximating Ordering-Constraint Satisfaction Problems
... elements arbitrarily. The proof of this “bucketing” uses hypercontractivity of noised functions from a finite domain. We note that a related bucketing argument is used in proving inapproximability of OCSPs ...
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From Weak to Strong Linear Programming Gaps for All Constraint Satisfaction Problems
... are finite-valued, if the problem of finding the optimum solution cannot be solved by the basic LP, then it is ...a constraint language can be solved to optimality by a bounded number of levels of the ...
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Constant query testability of assignments to constraint satisfaction problems
... each finite relational structure A , let CSP ( A ) denote the CSP instances whose constraint relations are taken from A ...of problems CSP ( A ) has been considered heavily in a variety of ...
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An effective dichotomy for the counting constraint satisfaction problem
... exist problems in NP that are neither complete for the class nor in ...NP problems, such as graph Hamiltonicity and even connectivity, that cannot be expressed as CSP(Γ) for any finite ...
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Maximum constraint satisfaction on diamonds
... non-Boolean constraint problems (including decision, quantified, and counting problems) have been actively studied in the last years, with many classification results obtained (see, ...of ...
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Fast Reductions from RAMs to Delegatable Succinct Constraint Satisfaction Problems
... of finite fields to tackle various problems that arise during arithmetization; many of these insights leverage the computational properties of linearized polynomials [LN97, Section ...
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Optimal Approximation Algorithms for Reoptimization of Constraint Satisfaction Problems
... More formally, CSP problem Q is defined by a set of predicates over a finite domain q 1, 2, , q . Each instance of problem Q consists of a set of variables V and a set of constraints on it. The goal is ...
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Partial Constraint Satisfaction of Disjunctive Temporal Problems
... Partial constraint satisfaction (PCS) (Freuder & Wallace 1992) techniques have been developed for finding partial so- lutions to overconstrained problems, by selecting a subset of constraints to ...
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Conditional constraint satisfaction and configuration: A win-win proposition
... adapted constraint satisfaction and its conditional variant to the planning domain 4,5 and hardware test ...benchmark problems are almost nonexistent, compounding this ...
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Constrained metabolic network analysis: discovering pathways using CP(Graph)
... Our experiment consists in redoing the former experiment with an additional constraint of mutual exclusion for certain pairs of reactions. These pairs are reverse reactions (the reaction from substrates to ...
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A Constraint Satisfaction Approach to Dependency Parsing
... the constraint satisfaction in- ference method for sequential output structures pro- posed by Canisius et ...straint satisfaction problem, the solution to which is the complete dependency ...
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Abstract: It is a well-known fact that every plant has an occurrence matrix and every matrix has a well known
... Interval Constraint Satisfaction Problem which solved by Interval Constraint Satisfaction Technique involving singular value decomposition and dimension reduction by principal component ...
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Planning texts by constraint satisfaction
... a Constraint Satisfaction Prob- lem, so that all solutions respecting constraints on text-structure formation and structural compatibil- ity can be eciently ...
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Can You Beat Treewidth?
... Subgraph Isomorphism is a basic graph-theoretic problem: given graphs G and H, we have to decide if G is a subgraph of H. That is, we have to find an injective mapping φ : V (G) → V (H) such that if u and v are adjacent ...
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Resolving deictic references with fuzzy CSPs
... Bacchus, F. & van Beek, P. (1998). On the Conversion between Non-Binary and Binary Constraint Satisfaction Problems. In Proceedings of the 15th National Conference on Artificial Intelligence ...
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Error estimates for the finite element solutions of variational inequalities
... In this paper, we derive the finite element error estimates for the approximate solution of mildly nonlinear boundary value problems having auxiliary constraint conditions... ulate it in[r] ...
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The Finite Element Analysis of the Differential Settlement Prediction for the Adjacent Longitudinal Precast Box Culvert
... the finite element analysis of the differential settlement prediction for the adjacent longitudinal precast box culvert and subject to different loading conditions including different loading ...the finite ...
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Study of Scheduling Problems with Machine Availability Constraint
... In this article, the effects of resource unavailability on scheduling will be analyzed. Most efforts in the area of scheduling adopt the assumption that machines are continuously available. While this assumption might be ...
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