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Integer programming vs. expert systems: an experimental comparison

By Vasant Dhar, Nicky Ranganathan
Communications of the ACM, March 1990, Vol. 33 No. 3, Pages 323-336
10.1145/77481.77485
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Expert system and integer programming formulations of an NP-complete constraint satisfaction problem are contrasted in terms of performance, ability to encode complex preferences, control of reasoning, and supporting incremental modification of solutions in response to changing input data.

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