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Now, this one is a little tricky because CSP problems often also include numeric constraints. However, I believe that we can likely model these constraints through the use of additional factors depending on the problem. Alternatively, we can often model them using element-wise functions. The question then becomes whether those functions are associative/commutative/etc., and how we fit them into our framework.
Anyways, there's likely at least something basic here, but there might also be something more interesting.
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Now, this one is a little tricky because CSP problems often also include numeric constraints. However, I believe that we can likely model these constraints through the use of additional factors depending on the problem. Alternatively, we can often model them using element-wise functions. The question then becomes whether those functions are associative/commutative/etc., and how we fit them into our framework.
Anyways, there's likely at least something basic here, but there might also be something more interesting.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: