M. Carro and M. Hermenegildo. Some design issues in the visualization of constraint logic program execution. In AGP'98, A Coruna, Spain, 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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Practical Investigation of Constraints with Graph Views - Müller (Correct)
....with a sophisticated presentation to handle the overwhelming amount of information. Hence, providing an appropriate metaphor to present the data is crucial. The model of data presentation proposed in this paper is derived from graph based visualization, as proposed by Carro and Hermengildo in [3]. The graph metaphor was first formally introduced in constraint programming by Montanari and Rossi [11] The contribution of this work is the development of different graph based views for correctness debugging constraint programs and the proposal of debugging methodologies based on these views ....
M. Carro and M. Hermenegildo. Some design issues in the visualization of constraint logic program execution. In AGP'98, A Coruna, Spain, 1998.
Practical Investigation of Constraints with Graph Views - Müller (Correct)
....with a sophisticated presentation to handle the overwhelming amount of information. Hence, providing an appropriate metaphor to present the data is crucial. The model of data presentation proposed in this paper is derived from graph based visualization, as proposed by Carro and Hermengildo in [2]. The graph metaphor was first formally introduced in constraint programming by Montanari and Rossi [11] The contribution of this work is the development of different graph based views for correctness debugging constraint programs and the proposal of debugging methodologies based on these views ....
Manuel Carro and Manuel Hermenegildo. Some design issues in the visualization of constraint logic program execution. In AGP'98, A Coruna, Spain, 1998.
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