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Improving MCS Enumeration via Caching

Conference Paper Maximum Satisfiability and Minimal Correction Sets Logic in Computer Science · Satisfiability

Abstract

Abstract Enumeration of minimal correction sets (MCSes) of conjunctive normal form formulas is a central and highly intractable problem in infeasibility analysis of constraint systems. Often complete enumeration of MCSes is impossible due to both high computational cost and worst-case exponential number of MCSes. In such cases partial enumeration is sought for, finding applications in various domains, including axiom pinpointing in description logics among others. In this work we propose caching as a means of further improving the practical efficiency of current MCS enumeration approaches, and show the potential of caching via an empirical evaluation.

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Venue
International Conference on Theory and Applications of Satisfiability Testing
Archive span
2003-2025
Indexed papers
824
Paper id
222842276648528047
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