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Koalog announces the release of Koalog Constraint Solver v2.5
URL: Koalog
At 3:39 AM on Jul 4, 2005, yan georget wrote:
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Constraint Solver v2.5.
Koalog Constraint Solver (KCS) is a powerful Java library for Constraint
Programming. It provides cutting-edge technology for solving satisfaction
and optimization problems including: scheduling, planning, routing, time
tabling, resource allocation, configuration and many others.
KCS includes a solver on boolean, integer and set domains, many global
constraints such as: AllDifferent, ColoredMatrix, Cumulative, Cycle,
Disjunctive, Global Cardinality Constraint, Inverse, Sort.
KCS also includes a local search solver useful for solving huge problems
when exact methods are too slow.
Visit http://www.koalog.com/php/jcs.php for documentation, code examples,
KCS release notes.
About Koalog: founded in 2002, headquartered in Paris, Koalog is a software
company developing components and applications for problem solving,
configuration, journey planning.
Visit http://www.koalog.com for additional information.
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