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Subject: [gecode-users] Extra level of variables needed for count?
Hi,
I want to restrict the values of an array to members of a multiset. This is a
bit like distinct but can have repeated values.
So for example I want
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To: users@gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Extra level of variables needed for count?
Hi,
I want to restrict the values of an array to members of a multiset. This is a
bit like distinct but can have repeated values.
So for example I want the values of b[0..7] to come from the multiset
{5
ay, March 10, 2018 20:37
To: users@gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Extra level of variables needed for count?
Hi,
I want to restrict the values of an array to members of a multiset. This is a
bit like distinct but can have repeated values.
So for example I want the values of b[0..7]
Hi,
I want to restrict the values of an array to members of a multiset. This is a
bit like distinct but can have repeated values.
So for example I want the values of b[0..7] to come from the multiset
{5,5,5,4,3,2,1,0}. The b’s are essentially a permutation of the multiset
Count seems to be the
