Foundations of CSP

Ghédira, Khaled; Dubuisson, Bernard

doi:10.1002/9781118574522.ch1

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“…If we regard the design problem as a constraint satisfaction problem (Ghedira 2013), the variables for the design of a global system are technologies, protocols, national policies, and international agreements, which need consistency among them. If these issues are studied without appropriate coordination, the problem of Internet security will never be solved.…”

Section: Goal Driven Holistic Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Invited Commentary—Reflections on ICT-enabled Bright Society Research

Lee

2016

Information Systems Research

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Since the advent of the AIS Grand Vision Project of ICT-enabled Bright Society (in short, Bright ICT), there has been significant excitement as well as confusion about the concept. To resolve ambiguities about the types of research that are consistent with this vision, the notions of Restorative Bright ICT Research and Enriching Bright ICT Research are defined. In addition, we propose three perspectives that can differentiate Bright ICT research from traditional research approaches to create a disruptive impact on society. To address societal problems that are often global in scope, Bright ICT research recommends taking a holistic design of future society encompassing technologies and policies as well as business models driven by visionary principles. This paradigm can be an extension of design science for the scope of a Macro Information Society.

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Section: Goal Driven Holistic Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

Invited Commentary—Reflections on ICT-enabled Bright Society Research

Lee

2016

Information Systems Research

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“…• The constraint satisfaction techniques encode the planning problem to a constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) [33]. For a set of given variables, their domains and a set of constraints on the values, the general formulation of a CSP is to find a value for each variable that meets the constraints.…”

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confidence: 99%