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Title:
Using Indexed Finite Set Variables for Set Bounds Propagation
Publication date:
October 2008
Citation:
RCBA08
Abstract:
Abstract. Constraint Programming (CP) has been successfully applied to numerous combinatorial problems such as scheduling, graph coloring, circuit analysis, or DNA sequencing. Following the success of CP over traditional domains, set variables were also introduced to more declaratively solve a number of different problems. Using a bounds representation for a finite set variable allows one to compactly represent the solution set of a set constraint problem. Many consistency mechanisms for maintaining bounds consistency have been proposed and in this paper we propose to use delta domain variable information to speed up constraint propagation. Additionally, we propose the use of indexed set domain variable representations as a better means of improving the use, intuitiveness and efficiency of delta domain variables for propagation tasks.
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Authors:
Ruben Duarte Viegas
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Marco Correia
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Pedro Barahona
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Francisco Azevedo
Editors:
H. Geffner, R. Prada, I. Machado Alexandre, N. David
Book title:
IBERAMIA 2008
Series:
Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence
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Springer
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Ruben Duarte Viegas and Marco Correia and Pedro Barahona and Francisco Azevedo, Using Indexed Finite Set Variables for Set Bounds Propagation, in: H. Geffner and R. Prada and I. Machado Alexandre and N. David (eds), IBERAMIA 2008, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence, Springer, October 2008.
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@inproceedings {RCBA08, author = {Ruben Duarte Viegas and Marco Correia and Pedro Barahona and Francisco Azevedo}, editor = {H. Geffner and R. Prada and I. Machado Alexandre and N. David}, title = {Using Indexed Finite Set Variables for Set Bounds Propagation}, booktitle = {IBERAMIA 2008}, series = {Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence}, publisher = {Springer}, abstract = {Abstract. Constraint Programming (CP) has been successfully applied to numerous combinatorial problems such as scheduling, graph coloring, circuit analysis, or DNA sequencing. Following the success of CP over traditional domains, set variables were also introduced to more declaratively solve a number of different problems. Using a bounds representation for a finite set variable allows one to compactly represent the solution set of a set constraint problem. Many consistency mechanisms for maintaining bounds consistency have been proposed and in this paper we propose to use delta domain variable information to speed up constraint propagation. Additionally, we propose the use of indexed set domain variable representations as a better means of improving the use, intuitiveness and efficiency of delta domain variables for propagation tasks.}, month = {October}, year = {2008}, }
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