Artificial Intelligence · Level 2 of 5
Constraint Satisfaction
Finding values that satisfy a collection of restrictions.
The task can be feasible without having a single best numerical score.
Example
A timetable assigns classes without room conflicts.
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Constraint Satisfaction. Finding values that satisfy a collection of restrictions. The task can be feasible without having a single best numerical score. For example: A timetable assigns classes without room conflicts.
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