Specifying constraint problems, Computer Engineering

Assignment Help:

Specifying Constraint Problems:

However as with most successful "AI" techniques there constraint solving is all about solving problems as: somehow phrase the intelligent task you are interested in as a problem or then massage it into the format of a constraint satisfaction problem as CSP, put it through a constraint solver and see if you get a solution. Now here CSPs consist of the following parts as: 

  • There a set of variables is X = {x1, x2, ..., xn} and
  • There a finite set of values that each variable can take. This is known as the domain of the variable. In the domain of variable xi is written Di and
  • There a set of constraints that specifies that values the variables can take simultaneously.

Furthermore in the high-IQ problem above, there are 25 variables: one for each of the 24 smaller square lengths or one for the length of the big square. In fact if we say that the smallest square is of length 1 so the big square is perhaps of length at most 1000. Thus the variables can each take values in the range 1 to 1000. Hence there are many constraints in this problem that including the fact that each length is different and that certain ones add up to give other lengths and for example the lengths of the three squares along the top must add up to the length of the big square.


Related Discussions:- Specifying constraint problems

Direct mapped strategy, Determine the layout of the specified cache for a C...

Determine the layout of the specified cache for a CPU that can address 1G x 32  of memory.  show the layout of the bits per cache location and the total number of locations.  a)

Processes vs threads, One might argue that in general processes are more ?e...

One might argue that in general processes are more ?exible than threads. For one thing, they can live in two different machines, and communicate via sockets; they are easy to spawn

Explain block diagram for 4 bit parallel adder, What is parallel adder? Dra...

What is parallel adder? Draw and explain block diagram for 4 bit parallel adder. Ans: By using full adder circuit, any two bits can be added along with third input like a ca

Massively parallel system and scalability, Massively Parallel System Re...

Massively Parallel System Refers to a parallel computer system having a great number of processors. The number in a great number of keeps increasing and currently it means more

Target_parent, TARGET = "_parent" "_parent" is used in a situation whe...

TARGET = "_parent" "_parent" is used in a situation where a frameset file is nested inside another frameset file. A link in one of the inner frameset documents that uses "_par

What is loader, What is loader? Loader is a system software which havin...

What is loader? Loader is a system software which having a set of utility programs. It will load the object program to the memory.

C program, a c program to implement multiple stack in a single array

a c program to implement multiple stack in a single array

IEEE802, 1. (a) Given a baseband bus with station 1 located at 10m, station...

1. (a) Given a baseband bus with station 1 located at 10m, station 2 located at 1000m, and station 3 located at 1010 meters (see diagram above). If the data rate of the bus is 10 M

Differentiate between EPROM and EEPROM, Differentiate between EPROM and EEP...

Differentiate between EPROM and EEPROM. EPROM: The meaning of this term is Erasable PROM. This can be reprogrammed through first erasing the existing program. EPROM uses N-MO

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd