single file int2bool direct encoding meta solver #319
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Single file so it does not depend on a CPMpy version, and so that it can be copied and used in side-projects without needing to be in master Based on files Emilio sent me a month ago. I mostly refactored the top part, not the actual encodings. Only tested on sudoku, this can benefit from a lot more testing...
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I made some small changes so you can use |
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Single file so it does not depend on a CPMpy version, and so that it can be copied and used in side-projects without needing to be in master
Based on files Emilio sent me a month ago, refactored into a 'meta solver' that accepts any cpmpy solver as subsolver (meant for pysat and its incremental solving). I mostly refactored the top part, not the actual encodings.
Only tested on sudoku, this can benefit from a lot more testing...