Showing posts with label constraint programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label constraint programming. Show all posts

Monday, October 27, 2014

Constraint programming

Wikipedia on constraint programming. I'm working through a mathematical modeling course and linear programming is a subset of this.

Friday, July 19, 2013

Regex crossword and constraint programming

So there's this neat little Regex learning site at Regex Crossword - it's fun. I worked straight through it and enjoyed the whole thing.  (HNN quote that made me laugh: "I tried to solve these with regular expressions. Now I have two crosswords.").

This led to the realization that constraint programming is actually a fun type of puzzle - and that automating it is something that was once considered AI, but is now no-true-Scotsmanned out of the domain. One example of a solution to this kind of problem using Haskell's Regex.Genex package is here. Cool stuff!