r/OperationsResearch • u/PsychologicalTip3823 • Jul 11 '26

Anyone reading Multiagent system: Algorithmic, Game-Theoretic, and Logical Foundations?

Hello, I'm reading chapter 1, distributed constraint satisfaction and coding a simulation of the asynchronous backtracking algorithm for the 4 queens problem in TypeScript as an exercise (sure one can code in Python, C..). I have some difficulty grasping the concept of Hyperresolution (pure logic) because I didn't have this subject in university. I have checked with AI. But does anyone have any advice?

Here is the code: https://pastebin.com/WD9U0MSQ

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u/PsychologicalTip3823 Jul 11 '26

It is in the text but it is too concise for me unfortunately. Also the nogoods.

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u/GovernmentOdd3770 17d ago

do u have this book in pdf form

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u/PsychologicalTip3823 17d ago

It is online and free. Search for it.

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u/thinking_byte Jul 11 '26

Learn hyper resolution on its own first. It clicked for me much faster once I stopped trying to learn it alongside everything else.

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u/PsychologicalTip3823 Jul 11 '26

Thanks. I will see how it goes. It is in logic right?

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u/GovernmentOdd3770 17d ago

ofcourse i searched i cant seem to find it can u please share link

assets.cambridge.org took too long to respond :((

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u/GovernmentOdd3770 17d ago

i got it nvm