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Voltar para Automated Reasoning: satisfiability

Comentários e feedback de alunos de Automated Reasoning: satisfiability da instituição EIT Digital

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Sobre o curso

In this course you will learn how to apply satisfiability (SAT/SMT) tools to solve a wide range of problems. Several basic examples are given to get the flavor of the applications: fitting rectangles to be applied for printing posters, scheduling problems, solving puzzles, and program correctness. Also underlying theory is presented: resolution as a basic approach for propositional satisfiability, the CDCL framework to scale up for big formulas, and the simplex method to deal with linear inequallities. The light weight approach to following this course is just watching the lectures and do the corresponding quizzes. To get a flavor of the topic this may work out fine. However, the much more interesting approach is to use this as a basis to apply SAT/SMT yourself on several problems, for instance on the problems presented in the honor's assignment....

Melhores avaliações

JS

Jul 19, 2019

This was a great introductory course for satisfiability. I strongly recommend you to solve all the honorary problems because they were so useful for thorough understanding.

SS

Aug 02, 2019

The course explains the fundamental concepts very clearly. It is very helpful to understand the basic concepts of SMT solvers

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por Jaewoo S

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Jul 19, 2019

This was a great introductory course for satisfiability. I strongly recommend you to solve all the honorary problems because they were so useful for thorough understanding.

por santosh s

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Aug 02, 2019

The course explains the fundamental concepts very clearly. It is very helpful to understand the basic concepts of SMT solvers

por Avijit

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Feb 19, 2020

Nice Introduction to SAT, SMT.

por Khazam

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Aug 17, 2019

Good course, but some quizes are a bit confusing :)

Thank you very much professor.