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Constraint Satisfaction Problems Solver for Binary constraints, input files in XML with the current format XCSP 2.1, adopted for the 2008 CSP/MaxCSP/WCSP solver competition. The solver is in C++ and use the boost library
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Boolean Expression Solver is a command-line utility that generates a truth table for a given Boolean expression.
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Mcube is designed to solve 4x4x4 Rubiks Cubes (AKA, Rubiks Revenge, AKA, Master Cube). It is multiplatform, and has both console and graphical support.
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VKAS - a genetic function finder
An AI program that deploys genetic programming
VKAS uses genetic programming methods to find out the relationship among a set of independent and dependent variable. It is a problem solver software which uses evolutionary computing methods. When vkas is run, it creates a population of chromosomes at random. This population is then genetically modified and next population is generated. Each population is subjected to fitness calculation and if a suitable answer chromosome is found then vkas stops and the answer is printed. If a... -
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