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Computing / Constraint satisfaction problem / Constraint satisfaction / Local consistency / Constraint graph / Mathematical optimization / Search algorithm / Constraint / Decomposition method / Constraint programming / Software engineering / Computer programming
Date: 2006-01-11 03:10:36
Computing
Constraint satisfaction problem
Constraint satisfaction
Local consistency
Constraint graph
Mathematical optimization
Search algorithm
Constraint
Decomposition method
Constraint programming
Software engineering
Computer programming

Configuration as Composite Constraint Satisfaction

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