CSPSAT2 |
14:00 -- 14:05 | Opening |
14:05 -- 15:20 | Invited Talk |
Potassco, the Potsdam Answer Set Solving Collection
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Torsten Schaub Abstract: Answer Set Programming (ASP) is on the verge of leaving the academic ivory tower and becoming an interesting alternative to established declarative solving paradigms in many application areas. This is due to its appealing combination of a highly expressive yet simple modeling language with high performance solving technology. This talk gives an overview of the open source project Potassco, the Potsdam Answer Set Solving Collection, bundling tools for Answer Set Programming developed at the University of Potsdam. Given that certain applications require extensions or even an integration with other computing paradigms in order to be successfully solved, we also discuss some extensions to ASP and elaborate upon the resulting systems. |
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15:20 -- 15:50 | Coffee break |
15:50 -- 16:50 | Session (1) |
CSPSAT and CSPSAT2 Projects
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Naoyuki Tamura and Katsumi Inoue |
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A Constraint-Based Approach to Error Localization
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Hiroshi Hosobe, Shin Nakajima, and Michel Rueher |
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16:50 -- 17:00 | Coffee break |
17:00 -- 18:00 | Session (2) |
On the Revision of Logic Programs under Answer Set Semantics
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Katsumi Inoue and Nicolas Schwind |
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Generating Event-Sequence Test Cases by Answer Set Programming with the Incidence Matrix
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Mutsunori Banbara, Naoyuki Tamura, and Katsumi Inoue |
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19:00 -- | Dinner |
10:00 -- 11:00 | Session (3) |
An Extension of MaxSAT and Its Application to the Coalition Structure Generation Problem
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Miyuki Koshimura and Xiaojuan Liao |
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Towards Incremental SAT-based CSP Solving: Experimental Results for the Hamiltonian Cycle Problem
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Takehide Soh, Funakoshi Taisuke, Naoyuki Tamura, and Mutsunori Banbara |
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11:00 | Closing |
Alejandro Arbelaez | University of Tokyo / JFLI, Japan | * |
Mutsunori Banbara | Kobe University, Japan | * |
Hiroshi Hosobe | National Institute of Informatics, Japan | * |
Katsumi Inoue | National Institute of Informatics, Japan | * |
Charles Jordan | Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan | * |
Miyuki Koshimura | Kyushu University, Japan | * |
Xiaojuan Liao | Kyushu University, Japan | * |
Toshiki Saitoh | Kobe University, Japan | |
Nicolas Schwind | National Institute of Informatics, Japan | * |
Torsten Schaub | University of Potsdam, Germany | * |
Takehide Soh | Kobe University, Japan | * |
Naoyuki Tamura | Kobe University, Japan | * |
Tomoya Tanjo | Transdisciplinary Research Integration Center, Japan | * |