Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: This introduction to the Constraint Logic Programming language CLP(ℜ) uses applications to provide insight to the language‘s strengths. An overview of CLP(ℜ) is follod by a discussion of three applications that illustrate the language‘s unifying treatment both of numeric and symbolic computing and of engineering analysis and synthesis problems. Another discussion dissects the interpreter‘s constraint solver and clarifies how a problem‘s search space can be restricted declaratively. The final example is an extended description of the construction of a network of interpreters, which can be used to distributively solve a set of linear equations. This extension requires no modification of the CLP(ℜ) interpreter and points out the benefits of revisiting established algorithms vis-a-vis CLP(ℜ).
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I am writing a research paper on a idea Expressive Applications of Constraint Logic Programming
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