5 CONSTRAINT SATISFACTION PROBLEMS
5.3). Perhaps most importantly, the standard representation of the goal test reveals the struc-ture of the problem itself (Section 5.4). This leads to methods for problem decomposition and to an understanding of the intimate connection between the structure of a problem and the difficulty of solving it. 5.1 CONSTRAINT SATISFACTION PROBLEMS
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