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Temporal Induction by Incremental SAT Solving

by Niklas Een, Niklas Sörensson , 2003
"... We show how a very modest modi cation to a typical modern SAT-solver enables it to solve a series of related SAT-instances eciently. ..."
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We show how a very modest modi cation to a typical modern SAT-solver enables it to solve a series of related SAT-instances eciently.

Studies on applying incremental SAT solving . . .

by Takehide Soh , 2011
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Optimization of combinatorial testing by incremental SAT solving

by Akihisa Yamada, Takashi Kitamura, Cyrille Artho, Eun-hye Choi, Yutaka Oiwa, Armin Biere - in 8th IEEE International Conference on Software Testing, Verification and Validation, ICST 2015
"... Abstract—Combinatorial testing aims at reducing the cost of software and system testing by reducing the number of test cases to be executed. We propose an approach for combinatorial testing that generates a set of test cases that is as small as possible, using incremental SAT solving. We present sev ..."
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Abstract—Combinatorial testing aims at reducing the cost of software and system testing by reducing the number of test cases to be executed. We propose an approach for combinatorial testing that generates a set of test cases that is as small as possible, using incremental SAT solving. We present

Improving Glucose for Incremental SAT Solving with Assumptions: Application to MUS Extraction

by Gilles Audemard, Jean-marie Lagniez, Laurent Simon
"... Abstract. Beside the important progresses observed in SAT solving, a number of applications explicitly rely on incremental SAT solving only. In this paper, we focus on refining the incremental SAT Solver Glucose, from the SAT en-gine perspective, and address a number of unseen problems this new use ..."
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Abstract. Beside the important progresses observed in SAT solving, a number of applications explicitly rely on incremental SAT solving only. In this paper, we focus on refining the incremental SAT Solver Glucose, from the SAT en-gine perspective, and address a number of unseen problems this new use

Asynchronous Multi-Core Incremental SAT Solving

by Siert Wieringa, Keijo Heljanko
"... Abstract. Solvers for propositional logic formulas, so called SAT solvers, are used in many practical applications. As multi-core and multi-processor hard-ware has become widely available, parallelizations of such solvers are actively researched. Such research typically ignores the incremental probl ..."
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Abstract. Solvers for propositional logic formulas, so called SAT solvers, are used in many practical applications. As multi-core and multi-processor hard-ware has become widely available, parallelizations of such solvers are actively researched. Such research typically ignores the incremental

Combinational Equivalence Checking Using Incremental SAT Solving, Output Ordering, and Resets

by Stefan Disch, Christoph Scholl , 2007
"... Combinational equivalence checking is an essential task in circuit design. In this paper we focus on SAT based equivalence checking making use of incremental SAT techniques which are well known from their application in Bounded Model Checking. Based on an analysis of shared circuit structures we p ..."
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present heuristics which try to maximize the benefit from incremental SAT solving in this application by looking for good orders in which the equivalence of different circuit outputs is checked. Moreover, we present a reset strategy for situations where the benefit from the incremental SAT approach seems

Combinational Equivalence Checking Using Incremental SAT Solving, Output Ordering, and Resets

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"... Abstract — Combinational equivalence checking is an essential task in circuit design. In this paper we focus on SAT based equivalence checking making use of incremental SAT techniques which are well known from their application in Bounded Model Checking. Based on an analysis of shared circuit struct ..."
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structures we present heuristics which try to maximize the benefit from incremental SAT solving in this application by looking for good orders in which the equivalence of different circuit outputs is checked. Moreover, we present a reset strategy for situations where the benefit from the incremental SAT

Incremental SAT Seminar Satisfiability Checking

by Christian Hans, Supervision Gereon Kremer, Rwth Aachen
"... Abstract. Nadel et. al. propose Ultimately Incremental SAT (UI-SAT), an algorithm for incremental SAT solving under assumptions. After solving a formula, incremental SAT solving under assumptions allows to reinvoke the SAT solver with additional clauses added to the problem. At the same time, assump ..."
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Abstract. Nadel et. al. propose Ultimately Incremental SAT (UI-SAT), an algorithm for incremental SAT solving under assumptions. After solving a formula, incremental SAT solving under assumptions allows to reinvoke the SAT solver with additional clauses added to the problem. At the same time

Faster FDR Counterexample Generation Using SAT-Solving

by H. Palikareva, J. Ouaknine, A. W. Roscoe , 2009
"... With the flourishing development of efficient SAT-solvers, bounded model checking (BMC) has proven to be an extremely powerful symbolic model checking technique. In this paper, we address the problem of applying BMC to concurrent systems involving the interaction of multiple processes running in pa ..."
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our bounded refinement-checking algorithm which is based on watchdog transformations and incremental SAT-solving. We have implemented a tool, SymFDR, written in C++ which uses FDR as a shared library for manipulating CSP processes and the state-of-the-art SAT-solver MiniSAT. Experiments indicate

Existential Quantification as Incremental SAT

by Jörg Brauer, Andy King, Jael Kriener - In Twenty-third International Conference on Computer Aided Verification, G. Gopalakrishnan and
"... Abstract. This paper presents an elegant algorithm for existential quantifier elimination using incremental SAT solving. This approach contrasts with existing techniques in that it is based solely on manipulating the SAT instance rather than requiring any reengineering of the SAT solver or needing a ..."
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Abstract. This paper presents an elegant algorithm for existential quantifier elimination using incremental SAT solving. This approach contrasts with existing techniques in that it is based solely on manipulating the SAT instance rather than requiring any reengineering of the SAT solver or needing
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