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CP 2003 List of accepted poster papers

There were 181 submissions, of which 34 were accepted as poster papers. See, also, the list of accepted full papers. This list here is based on an alphabetical ordering of the surnames of the first-listed authors. This is the order of the poster preview session at 15:30 on Tuesday, 30 September.

 

·        clp(pfd(Y)): Constraints for Probabilistic Reasoning in Logic Programming

     Nicos Angelopoulos

 

·        To Be or Not to Be ... a Global Constraint

Christian Bessiere and Pascal Van Hentenryck

 

·        Constraint Programming for Modelling and Solving Modal Satisfiability

Sebastian Brand, Rosella Gennari and Maarten de Rijke

 

·        Distributed Forward Checking

Ismel Brito and Pedro Meseguer

 

·        A New Class of Binary CSPs for which Arc Consistency is a Decision Procedure

D. A. Cohen

 

·        Semi-Automatic Modeling by Constraint Acquisition

Remi Coletta, Christian Bessiere, Barry O'Sullivan,

Eugene C. Freuder, Sarah O'Connell and Joel Quinqueton

 

·        Structured Vs. Unstructured Large Neighborhood Search: A Case Study on Job-Shop Scheduling Problems with Earliness and Tardiness Costs

Emilie Danna and Laurent Perron

 

·        Using the Breakout Algorithm to Identify Hard and Unsolvable Subproblems

Carlos Eisenberg and Boi Faltings

 

·        Toy(FD): Sketch of Operational Semantics

Antonio J. Fernandez, Teresa Hortala-Gonzalez and Fernando Saenz-Perez

 

·        Scheduling in the Face of Uncertain Resource Consumption and Utility

Jeremy Frank and Richard Dearden

 

·        Supertree Construction with Constraint Programming

Ian P. Gent, Patrick Prosser, Barbara M. Smith and Wu Wei

 

·        (In)Effectiveness of Look-ahead Techniques in a Modern SAT Solver

Enrico Giunchiglia, Marco Maratea and Armando Tacchella

 

·        Reduce and Assign: A Constraint Logic Programming and Local Search Integration Framework to Solve Combinatorial Search Problems

Nuno Gomes, Zita Vale and Carlos Ramos

 

·        A Canonicity Test for Configuration

Stephane Grandcolas, Laurent Henocque and Nicolas Prcovic

 

·        Improved Algorithms for Max-Restricted Path Consistency

Fabrizio Grandoni and Giuseppe F. Italiano

 

·        CP-IP Techniques for the Bid Evaluation in Combinatorial Auctions

Alessio Guerri and Michela Milano

 

·        A Two-level Search Strategy for Packing Unequal Circles into a Circle Container

Wen Qi Huang, Yu Li, Bernard Jurkowiak, Chu Min Li and Ru Chu Xu

 

·        Unrestricted Nogood Recording in CSP Search

George Katsirelos and Fahiem Bacchus

 

·        Constraints over Ontologies

Francois Laburthe

 

·        Using Constraints for Exploring Catalogs

Francois Laburthe and Yves Caseau

 

·        Intermediate (Learned) Consistencies

Arnaud Lallouet, Andrei Legtchenko, Thi-Bich-Hanh Dao, Abdelali Ed-Dbali

 

·        Semi-Independent Partitioning: A Method for Bounding the Solution to COP's

David Larkin

 

·        Boosting as a Metaphor for Algorithm Design

Kevin Leyton-Brown, Eugene Nudelman, Galen Andrew, Jim McFadden, Yoav Shoham

 

·        An Efficient Filtering Algorithm for Disjunction of Constraints

Olivier Lhomme

 

·        INCOP: An Open Library for INcomplete Combinatorial OPtimization

Bertrand Neveu and Gilles Trombettoni

 

·        A Composition Algorithm for Very Hard Graph 3-Colorability Instances

Seiichi Nishihara, Kazunori Mizuno, Kohsuke Nishihara

 

·        Efficient Representation of Discrete Sets for Constraint Programming

Shuji Ohnishi, Hiroaki Tasaka, Naoyuki Tamura

 

·        Applying Interchangeability Techniques to the Distributed Breakout Algorithm

Adrian Petcui, Boi Faltings

 

·        Symmetry Breaking In Graceful Graphs

Karen E. Petrie and Barbara M. Smith

 

·        Tree Local Search

Nicolas Prcovic

 

·        A SAT-Based Approach to Multiple Sequence Alignment

Steven Prestwich, Des Higgins and Orla O'Sullivan

 

·        Maintaining Dominance Consistency

Igor Razgon and Amnon Meisels

 

·        Terminating Decision Algorithms Optimally

Tuomas Sandholm

 

·        Scene Reconstruction Based on Constraints: Details on the Equation System Decomposition

Gilles Trombettoni and Marta Wilczkowiak


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