MINCE (Min-cut vertex/variable
reorderings)
A new static global variable ordering for SAT & BDDs
MINCE 0.1 is now
available!!
In many applications, it is
beneficial to order vertices of a graph/hypergraph such that the total (or
average) length/span of edges/hyper-edges is minimized. Other related objectives
are cut-width/bandwidth, total (or average) cut, etc. Recursive min-cut
bisection tends to return solutions that are simultaneously good with respect to
many of these objectives.
This page offers a
leading-edge generic implementation of such vertex reordering and a specific
application to variable re-orderings for the Boolean Satisfiability (SAT)
problem and Binary Decision Diagrams (BDDs) (the MINCE
heuristic).
Example
Check out the structure of the
hole7.cnf instance from the pigeon-hole family: [Original
variable order] and [Mince
variable order].
(Variables are represented by points on the x-axis and
clauses are represented by stars of edges that connect those
points.)
Executables
Intel/Linux - [Mince_Linux_v01.tar.gz] (1.6 Mb)
Sun/Solaris - [Mince_Solaris_v01.tar.gz] (1.7 Mb)
Other
References
Maintained by Fadi Aloul(faloul@aus.edu)
Last updated February 16, 2003.