1998IEEE Intelligent Systems and their ApplicationsRequires access

Configuring large systems using generative constraint satisfaction

G. Fleishanderl, Gerhard Friedrich, Alois Haselböck, Herwig Schreiner, Markus Stumptner

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The authors used generative constraint satisfaction as the basis for Lava, an automated configuration they developed for the complex domain of telephone switching systems. They built Lava using Cocos, their knowledge-based configuration tool.

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The authors used generative constraint satisfaction as the basis for Lava, an automated configuration they developed for the complex domain of telephone switching systems. They built Lava using Cocos, their knowledge-based configuration tool.

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The authors used generative constraint satisfaction as the basis for Lava, an automated configuration they developed for the complex domain of telephone switching systems. They built Lava using Cocos, their knowledge-based configuration tool.

Key concepts: Computer science, Generative grammar, Constraint satisfaction, Lava, Constraint (computer-aided design), Domain (mathematical analysis), Backtracking, Constraint satisfaction problem

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