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Constraint Solving

by P. Bieber, J. P Bodeveix, C. Castel, D. Doose, M. Filali, F. Minot, C. Pralet
"... Abstract: The PAM project has developed techniques and tools based on constraint solving to assist the avionics platform design team to select the adequate number of resources, the topology of resource interconnection and the safe allocation of resources to functions and data-flows of the supported ..."
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Abstract: The PAM project has developed techniques and tools based on constraint solving to assist the avionics platform design team to select the adequate number of resources, the topology of resource interconnection and the safe allocation of resources to functions and data-flows of the supported

Geometric constraint solving

by Christoph M. Hoffmann, Robert Joan-arinyo - Computing in Euclidean Geometry , 1995
"... We survey the current state of the art in geometric constraint solving. Both 2D and 3D constraint solving is considered, and different approaches are characterized. ..."
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We survey the current state of the art in geometric constraint solving. Both 2D and 3D constraint solving is considered, and different approaches are characterized.

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Heterogeneous Constraint Solving

by Frédéric Benhamou - PROCEEDINGS OF ALP'96, VOLUME 1139 OF LNCS , 1996
"... Most CLP languages designed in the past few years feature at least some combination of constraint solving capabilities. These combinations can take multiple forms since they achieve either the mixing of di erent domains or the use of di erent algorithms over the same domain. These solvers are also v ..."
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Most CLP languages designed in the past few years feature at least some combination of constraint solving capabilities. These combinations can take multiple forms since they achieve either the mixing of di erent domains or the use of di erent algorithms over the same domain. These solvers are also

Basics on Geometric Constraint Solving

by Robert Joan-arinyo
"... We survey the current state of the art in geometric constraint solving. Both 2D and 3D constraint solving is considered, and different approaches are characterized. ..."
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We survey the current state of the art in geometric constraint solving. Both 2D and 3D constraint solving is considered, and different approaches are characterized.

2 Constraint Solving on Terms

by Hubert Comon, Claude Kirchner
"... In this chapter, we focus on constraint solving on terms, also called Herbrand constraints in the introductory chapter, and we follow the main concepts introduced in that chapter. The most popular constraint system on terms is probably unification problems ..."
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In this chapter, we focus on constraint solving on terms, also called Herbrand constraints in the introductory chapter, and we follow the main concepts introduced in that chapter. The most popular constraint system on terms is probably unification problems

Constraint Solving over Semi-rings

by Stefano Bistarelli, Ugo Montanari, Francesca Rossi - in IJCAI , 1995
"... We introduce a general framework for constraint solving where classical CSPs, fuzzy CSPs, weighted CSPs, partial constraint satisfaction, and others can be easily cast. The framework is based on a semiring structure, where the set of the semiring specifies the values to be associated to each tuple o ..."
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We introduce a general framework for constraint solving where classical CSPs, fuzzy CSPs, weighted CSPs, partial constraint satisfaction, and others can be easily cast. The framework is based on a semiring structure, where the set of the semiring specifies the values to be associated to each tuple

Towards Inductive Constraint Solving

by Slim Abdennadher, Christophe Rigotti , 2001
"... A difficulty that arises frequently when writing a constraint solver is to determine the constraint propagation and simplification algorithm. In previous work, different methods for automatic generation of propagation rules [5,17,3] and simplification rules [4] for constraints defined over finite do ..."
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domains have been proposed. In this paper, we present a method for generating rule-based solvers for constraint predicates defined by means of a constraint logic program, even when the constraint domain is infinite. This approach can be seen as a concrete step towards Inductive Constraint Solving.

On Exploiting Structures for Constraint Solving

by Sathiamoorthy Subbarayan
"... The constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) instances modeling problems occurring in practice often have structures which can be exploited to speed-up the constraint solving process. This thesis explores the exploitation of three such structures. The three structures explored in this thesis are: 1. Tr ..."
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The constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) instances modeling problems occurring in practice often have structures which can be exploited to speed-up the constraint solving process. This thesis explores the exploitation of three such structures. The three structures explored in this thesis are: 1

Program analysis as constraint solving

by Sumit Gulwani, Saurabh Srivastava, Ramarathnam Venkatesan - In PLDI , 2008
"... A constraint-based approach to invariant generation in programs translates a program into constraints that are solved using off-theshelf constraint solvers to yield desired program invariants. In this paper we show how the constraint-based approach can be used to model a wide spectrum of program ana ..."
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A constraint-based approach to invariant generation in programs translates a program into constraints that are solved using off-theshelf constraint solvers to yield desired program invariants. In this paper we show how the constraint-based approach can be used to model a wide spectrum of program
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