Mauricio Toro wrote:
> I am doing extensive use of
> Gecode::rel (Space *home, IntVar x, SetRelType r, SetVar s,BoolVar b)
> and
> Gecode::dom (Space *home, SetVar x, SetRelType r, int i,BoolVar b)
>
> This makes my program run really slow. I saw the implementation and
> this
> functions call the subset propagator. But, I don't think it is
> necessary.
> Is there a way to to make them faster? perhaps writting a propagator
> for
>
> Integer \in Set
> IntVar \in Set
>
> Instead of
>
> {Integer} subset of Set and {IntVar} subset of Set ?
The inferences you have to make for IntVars are quite similar to those
for sets, so I wouldn't expect too big an overhead there. I guess a
dedicated propagator for int arguments might be slightly better, but I
don't know how much difference it would make. Note that the subset
propagator is instantiated with a constant set view, so in fact it is
a specialized version. But just give it a try, the reified int \in
SetVar propagator shouldn't be hard to do.
Guido
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