The following pages link to Easy problems are sometimes hard (Q1342226):
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- Asymptotic and finite size parameters for phase transitions: Hamiltonian circuit as a case study (Q293254) (← links)
- Heuristic average-case analysis of the backtrack resolution of random 3-satisfiability instances (Q596103) (← links)
- Is computational complexity a barrier to manipulation? (Q656822) (← links)
- Simple wriggling is hard unless you are a fat hippo (Q692941) (← links)
- Problem difficulty for tabu search in job-shop scheduling (Q814423) (← links)
- Statistical regimes across constrainedness regions (Q850446) (← links)
- The impact of search heuristics on heavy-tailed behaviour (Q850467) (← links)
- A generative power-law search tree model (Q1010292) (← links)
- Linear programs for constraint satisfaction problems (Q1278588) (← links)
- The hardest constraint problems: A double phase transition (Q1337687) (← links)
- Easy problems are sometimes hard (Q1342226) (← links)
- The TSP phase transition (Q1391912) (← links)
- Restarts and exponential acceleration of the Davis-Putnam-Loveland-Logemann algorithm: A large deviation analysis of the generalized unit clause heuristic for random 3-SAT (Q1777400) (← links)
- Implementing semantic merging operators using binary decision diagrams (Q2379333) (← links)
- The state of SAT (Q2643296) (← links)
- Phase transitions and the search problem (Q2674173) (← links)
- Generating hard satisfiability problems (Q2674174) (← links)
- Experimental results on the crossover point in random 3-SAT (Q2674177) (← links)
- The satisfiability constraint gap (Q2674178) (← links)
- An empirical study of phase transitions in binary constraint satisfaction problems (Q2674179) (← links)
- Refining the phase transition in combinatorial search (Q2674181) (← links)
- Problem structure heuristics and scaling behavior for genetic algorithms (Q2674193) (← links)
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- sgen1 (Q5406224) (← links)
- Algorithms for Effective Argumentation in Classical Propositional Logic: A Connection Graph Approach (Q5445306) (← links)
