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Implementing an abstraction framework for soft constraints

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Implementing an abstraction framework for soft constraints

Auteurs : Alberto Delgado ; Jorge Andres Perez ; Camilo Rueda

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Soft constraints are flexible schemes for modeling a wide spectrum of problems. A model based on a hierarchy of abstractions of soft constraint problems has been proposed before. We describe an efficient implementation of this scheme aimed at solving real life problems. Our system is integrated into the Mozart language in such a way that user control of the abstraction mechanism is straightforward.We explain how we adapted the theoretical results for our purposes and describe the experiences in this adaptation. We give comparative analysis of our system with respect to an implementation using soft constraints without the abstraction mechanism. Our tests show good performance results for over-constrained problems in real settings.

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AU : DELGADO (Alberto); PEREZ (Jorge Andres); RUEDA (Camilo); ZUCKER (Jean-Daniel); SAITTA (Lorenza)
AF : Pontificia Universidad Javeriana/Cali/Colombie (1 aut., 2 aut., 3 aut.)
DT : Publication en série; Congrès; Niveau analytique
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