Does this refer to specific instances of constraints ?
How can I identify which ones in the store are responsible for the failures ?
Kind regards
Peter
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Yes, XplusYeqZ21 is an particular instance of XplusYeqZ. Similar for XplusYeqZ19. You can see all the constraints when you print the store in Java. However, you will not see waht was the store state when constraint failed :(
Best,
/Kris
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I followed "C.1 Simple trace facilities" and set up FailConstraintsStatistics.
This is the output:
Does this mean that
failed. However , there aren't that many constraints of this type in the store.
What does this mean ?
And why is there a second paragraphe with more failures:
Thanks
Peter
Hi!
The informartion is that 182 times constraints of type XplusYeqZ failed during search and more specifically 182 times fails constraint XplusYeqZ46.
I hope it helps to understand the output of statistics.
Best,
/Kris
HI Kris
Thanks for explanation
What does this mean:
Does this refer to specific instances of constraints ?
How can I identify which ones in the store are responsible for the failures ?
Kind regards
Peter
Hi Peter,
Yes, XplusYeqZ21 is an particular instance of XplusYeqZ. Similar for XplusYeqZ19. You can see all the constraints when you print the store in Java. However, you will not see waht was the store state when constraint failed :(
Best,
/Kris
Hi Kris
So there is no way to track down which constraint exactly XplusYeqZ21 corresponds to in my program ?
Hi!
No, if you print the store you will see the constraint. In your first question it was constraint XplusYeqZ46, that is the foolowing constraint.
*** Constraint:
XplusYeqZ46 : XplusYeqZ(U1-2-R1-1:(1)-li = 110, U1-2-R1-1:(1)-w2::{1..362}, U1-2-R1-1:(1)-i::{111..472} )
Best,
/Kris
Hi
Yes , I found this one in the store printout, but why can't I find:
?
Kind regards
Peter
I do not know :( The constraints should be in store...
/Kris