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NEW-aa-APPROXIMATION ALGORITHMS FOR THE MAXIMUM SATISFIABILITY PROBLEM*
- and Applied Mathematics 013 NEW -aa-APPROXIMATION ALGORITHMS FOR THE MAXIMUM SATISFIABILITY PROBLEM* MICHEL X
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Satisfiability Problems
- Satisfiability Problems Richard J. Wallace and Eugene C. Freuder Department of Computer Science University
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Trap Escaping Strategies in Discrete Lagrangian Methods for Solving Hard Satisfiability and Maximum
- Satisfiability and Maximum Satisfiability Problems Zhe Wu and Benjamin W. Wah Department of Electrical
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MAX-2-SAT: How Good is Tabu Search in the Worst-Case?
- local search based methods for the maximum satisfiability problem. The practical superiority of tabu
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New 3/4-Approximation Algorithms for MAX SAT
- for the Maximum Satisfiability Problem (MAX SAT). His algorithm makes non-trivial use of solutions to maximum flow
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Reactive Local Search Techniques for the Maximum k-Conjunctive Constraint Satisfaction Problem (MAX-k-CCSP)
- algorithm (H-RTS) previously proposed for the Maximum Satisfiability problem is studied for the different
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Improved Approximation Algorithms for MAX SAT
- SAT (the maximum satisfiability problem) is stated as follows: given a set of clauses with weights
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GRASP with path-relinking for the weighted MAXSAT problem
- -quality solutions of the weighted maximum satisfiability problem (MAX-SAT) is described in this paper. GRASP
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Approximating satisfiable satisfiability problems (Extended Abstract)
- . We study the approximability of the Maximum Satisfiability Problem (Max SAT) and of the boolean k
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Reactive Search, a history-based heuristic for MAX-SAT
- for the approximated solution of the Maximum Satisfiability problem: a component based on local search with temporary
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