Your Catch

In this page, web pages of interest to the class will be listed. Every student is encouraged to propose a link he or she find of interest.

Your catch

1. :

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Spring 2009

1. Pingyu Zhang: Counting CPU time for Java programmers
2. Pingyu Zhang: Garey & Johnson-Computers & Intractability (in DjVy format, to be downloaded).

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Spring 2008

1. Bartak's list of Constraint Systems/Solvers
2. 4C's list of Constraint Systems/Solvers

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Fall 2005

1. Josh Snyder: Crossword puzzles and CSPs website with links.
2. Josh Snyder: a paper on "Crossword Puzzles and Constraint Satisfaction"
3. Josh Snyder: a paper on: "A Generic Neural Network Approach For Constraint Satisfaction Problems".

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Fall 2003

1. Kye Halsted: Scramble Squares Puzzle as a CSP.

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Fall 2002

• Constraint Processing:
1. Kai Wen Ham: Tsang's textbook online
2. Nurzhan Ustemirov: De Schreye's notes  (MSword notes, Power point slides1, slides2) from his Intro to AI Course
• AI resources:
1. Ryan Lim: CMU AI Repository
• Latex resources
1. Joel Gompert: Getting memory-efficient, pretty-looking, robust graphics with very fancy robust labels into LaTeX
2. Ryan Lim: The not so short introduction to LaTex2x
• LISP resources
1. Eric Moss: Screamer
2. Eric Moss' personal help with Lisp

Catch of CSCE 421/821 of Fall 2001

1. Chris Hammack: a really cool Java Applet: Consistency Based CSP Solver.