Jan 27, 2010 · Abstract: The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that a variable may appear in the scope of constraints.

The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that any variable appears in the scopes of constraints. We consider the approximate counting ...

Jul 15, 2009 · Abstract:The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that any variable appears in the scopes of constraints.

Feb 10, 2010 · Abstract. The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that a variable may appear in the scope of constraints.

[Cai, L., Xia 09]. • For any complex value function set F over. Boolean domain, #𝐶𝑆𝑃3. 𝐹 is as hard as. #𝐶𝑆𝑃(𝐹). • So we have the same dichotomy for #𝐶𝑆𝑃3. 𝐹. • ...

This work considers the approximate counting problem for Boolean CSPs with bounded-degree instances, for constraint languages containing the two unary ...

The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that any variable appears in the scopes of constraints. We consider the approximate counting ...

The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that any variable appears in the scopes of constraints. We consider the approximate counting problem ...

Martin E. Dyer, Leslie Ann Goldberg, Markus Jalsenius, David Richerby: The Complexity of Approximating Bounded-Degree Boolean #CSP. CoRR abs/0907.2663 (2009).

The degree of a CSP instance is the maximum number of times that a variable may appear in the scope of constraints. We consider the approximate counting...