Measuring the hardness of SAT instances

作者: Felip Manyà , Jordi Levy , Carlos Ansótegui , María Luisa Bonet

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摘要: The search of a precise measure what hardness SAT instances means for state-of-the-art solvers is relevant research question. Among others, the space complexity treelike resolution (also called hardness), minimal size strong backdoors and cycle-cutsets, treewidth can be used this purpose. We propose use tree-like as solid candidate to best based on DPLL. To support thesis we provide comparison with other mentioned measures. We also conduct an experimental investigation show how proposed characterizes random industrial instances.

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