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Exploiting Combinatorial Structure in Constraint Programming: ...

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Shows how constraint programming yields exact and approximate counts (19 solutions and 10/19 marginals in a regular constraint DAG example), gives a practical weighted counting route for alldifferent via Rasmussen-style estimators plus domain filtering, and computes edge marginals and MST-cost counts using the matrix-tree theorem. Describes the CP-BP framework that mixes belief propagation with CP to produce marginals for min-entropy branching, near-uniform sampling, and neural integration for training or constrained decoding. Worth watching if implementation details and trade-offs are needed.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to CP goals
  2. 1:02Structure in CP models
  3. 3:25Counting and inference
  4. 7:38Counting with regular constraints
  5. 11:56Marginal computation
  6. 15:01Estimators for all-different
  7. 20:55Spanning tree constraints
  8. 27:42Domain relaxation
  9. 28:33Belief propagation in CP
  10. 34:32Neurosymbolic AI applications
  11. 39:20Conclusion and Q&A
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