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|a Supercharging Plant Configurations using Z3 -- Why You Should Constrain Your Machine Learned Models -- Contextual Optimization: Bridging Machine Learning and Operations -- A Computational Study of Constraint Programming Approaches for Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling with Autonomous Learning Effects -- Strengthening of feasibility cuts in logic-based Benders decomposition -- Learning Variable Activity Initialisation for Lazy Clause Generation Solvers -- A*-based Compilation of Relaxed Decision Diagrams for the Longest Common Subsequence Problem -- Partitioning Students into Cohorts during COVID-19 -- A Two-Phases Exact Algorithm for Optimization of Neural Network Ensemble -- Complete Symmetry Breaking Constraints for the Class of Uniquely Hamiltonian Graphs -- Heavy-Tails and Randomized Restarting Beam Search in Goal-Oriented Neural Sequence Decoding -- Combining Constraint Programming and Temporal Decomposition Approaches - Scheduling of an Industrial Formulation Plant -- The Traveling Social Golfer Problem: the case of the Volleyball Nations League -- Towards a Compact SAT-based Encoding of Itemset Mining Tasks -- A Pipe Routing Hybrid Approach based on A-Star Search and Linear Programming -- MDDs boost equation solving on discrete dynamical systems -- Variable Ordering for Decision Diagrams: A Portfolio Approach -- Two Deadline Reduction Algorithms for Scheduling Dependent Tasks on Parallel Processors -- Improving the Filtering of Branch-And-Bound MDD solver -- On the Usefulness of Linear Modular Arithmetic in Constraint Programming -- Injecting Domain Knowledge in Neural Networks: a Controlled Experiment on a Constrained Problem -- Learning Surrogate Functions for the Short-Horizon Planning in Same-Day Delivery Problems -- Between Steps: Intermediate Relaxations between big-M and Convex Hull Formulations -- Logic-Based Benders Decomposition for an Inter-modal Transportation Problem -- Checking Constraint Satisfaction -- Finding Subgraphs with Side Constraints -- Short-term scheduling of production fleets in underground mines using CP-based LNS -- Learning to Reduce State-Expanded Networks for Multi-Activity Shift Scheduling -- SeaPearl: A Constraint Programming Solver guided by Reinforcement Learning -- Learning to Sparsify Travelling Salesman Problem Instances -- Optimized Item Selection to Boost Exploration for Recommender Systems -- Improving Branch-and-Bound using Decision Diagrams and Reinforcement Learning -- Physician Scheduling During a Pandemic.
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