CLAIRE: Combining Objects and Rules for Problem Solving (1996)
by
Yves Caseau
,
François Laburthe
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@MISC{Caseau96claire:combining,
author = {Yves Caseau and François Laburthe},
title = {CLAIRE: Combining Objects and Rules for Problem Solving},
year = {1996}
}
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Abstract
This paper describes a new approach towards code reuse through a high-level programming language. This work has been developed in the context of combinatorial optimization for industrial problems, where performance is critical and where a large number of fairly complex algorithms are used, that often share similar structures (such as branch & bound). The result is the CLAIRE programming language, which provides high levels of abstraction and parametrization. Consequently, it may be used as an executable pseudo-code to describe concise and reusable problem solving algorithms.
