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Example: 8-Queens problem

  • Place 8 queens on a chess board such that they are not able to take each other

  • This implies the following three constraints:

    • 1 queen per column
    • 1 queen per row
    • 1 queen on any diagonal
  • This encoding of the constraints ensures that the attractors of the network correspond to valid solutions

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Department of Psychology
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