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The SAT2002 Competition
- The SAT2002 Competition (preliminary draft) Laurent Simon http://www.lri.fr/~simon/ LRI, U
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Learning hard constraints in Max-SAT
- >24h >24h >24h Table 2. Industrial benchmarks from the SAT-2002 Competition. Time in seconds
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New Features of SAT’04 version of zChaff
- ,yogism,sharad}@(email omitted); Zchaff is an implementation of the well known Chaff algorithm [6]. It participated in the SAT 2002
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Aligning cnf- and equivalence-reasoning
- instances from the Sat 2002 competition. Table 1 shows the required time to solve these families for various
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Evolutionary Computing for the Satisfiability Problem
- -to-now incomplete randomized solver presented to the SAT2002 competition [24]. 4.1 Experimental Conditions Due
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Effective Preprocessing with Hyper-Resolution and Equality Reduction
- tree [2, 3]. In the 2002 SAT competition 2CLS+EQ displayed the best all around performance, being
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Zchaff2004: An efficient SAT solver
- in the industrial and handmade instances categories in the SAT 2002 Competition[25] and as the Best Complete Solver
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A.: QBF reasoning on real–world instances
- best version of QUBE, and ZCHAFF, the winner of SAT 2002 competition [1] and one of the best solvers
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GrADSAT: A Parallel SAT Solver for the Grid
- in this category were solved by another solver during the SAT2002 competition [16]. Note that zChaff was crowed
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GrADSAT: A Parallel SAT Solver for the Grid
- to sequential zChaff [1] from which the core ofour solver is derived. We use the SAT2002 [14, 15] benchmark
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