Mathematics, 12.07.2019 21:00 rawbabyjazz
Consider the problem of constructing (not solving) crossword puzzles: fitting words into a rectangular grid. the grid, which is given as part of the problem, specifies which squares are blank and which are shaded. assume that a list of words (i. e., a dictionary) is provided and that the task is to fill in the blank squares by using any subset of the list. formulate this problem precisely in two ways: a. as a general search problem. choose an appropriate search algorithm and specify a heuristic function. is it better to fill in the blanks one letter at a time or one word at a time? b. as a constraint satisfaction problem. should the variables be words or letters?
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