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Map color problem with n-queens problem:
- The implementation of the map color
algorithm with n-queens problems is done for constraint satisfaction. - The
mechanism is developed to perform experiments. - The failure result is returned is the specified time limit is extended.
- In the color mapping problem, if there are three variables for the combination of the colors then there will be six solutions.
- In the same way, when there are four variables for the combination of the colors, there will be 8 solutions.
- Thus in the same way, the color mapping problem with four variables for the combination of colors will have eight solutions.
- It is because; the same color will be not used in the same row, the same column and the diagonal position of the queen...
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