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Path consistency in clp(FD)

Authors: Philippe Codognet; Giuseppe Nardiello;

Path consistency in clp(FD)

Abstract

We consider methods for handling constraints over finite domains based on the notion of path consistency. We show that these methods can be easily integrated in the glassbox constraint-solver of the clp(FD) system. Besides the clp(FD) indexical constraints encoding (partial) arc-consistency methods, we introduce new primitive constraints, that we call m constraints, which encode path-consistency methods. We describe how to accommodate these new constraints in the clp(FD) extended WAM architecture.

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