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The constraint satisfaction problems:
- The constraint satisfaction problems (CSPs) are the set of mathematical questions. This set defines a set of objects whose state must be satisfying the number of constraints or limitations.
- The constraint satisfaction problems represent the entities in a problem as the heterogeneous collection of the finite constraints over variables.
- A constraint is a relation between the local collections of the variables.
- CSP is defined by the set of variables, where there is a domain of values for each variable.
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