Solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems (CSPs) using Search
Problem: Definition 13 Definition: A finite constraint satisfaction problem (FCSP) is a CSP with a finite set of variables and a finite domain for each variable. We will only study finite CSPs here but many of the techniques carry over to countably infinite and continuous domains. We use CSP here to refer to FCSP.
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