A Regular Language Membership Constraint for Finite Sequences of Variables

By G. Pesant. International Conference on Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming, 2004

357 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Computer Networks and Communications, Software

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Michael H. Bowling
2. Manuela M. Veloso
3. Vijay Ganesh
4. Pieter Hooimeijer
5. Adam Kiezun
6. Philip J. Guo
7. Michael D. Ernst
8. Peter Stone

In Computer Networks and Communications

1. Vijay Ganesh
2. Michael H. Bowling
3. Manuela M. Veloso
4. Philip J. Guo
5. Michael D. Ernst
6. Steven M. LaValle

In Software

1. Adam Kiezun
2. Michael D. Ernst
3. Philip J. Guo
4. Pieter Hooimeijer
5. Vijay Ganesh
6. Michael H. Bowling
7. Manuela M. Veloso
8. Koushik Sen

Citations in the corpus

• HAMPI: a solver for string constraints (2009, background): “Theoretical Work on String Constraints: A variety of problems involve strings constraints, and there is an extensive literature on the theoretical study of these problems [27,30,31].”
• Simultaneous Adversarial Multi-Robot Learning (2003, background): “, Xn]) [Pesant, 2004] states that the value of the list of variables, when considered as a word, is accepted by the automaton A.”