Java implementation of a simple backtracking sudoku solver and a sudoku solver using Algorithm X and Dancing Links by Donald Knuth
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Java implementation of a simple backtracking sudoku solver and a sudoku solver using Algorithm X and Dancing Links by Donald Knuth
Rust implementation of Knuth's Algorithm X
Generic, reusable and well documented public domain "exact cover with colors" solver, with examples. (Backup repository)
Tetromino puzzle solver using Algorithm X
Rust implementation of Knuth's Algorithm X for solving exact cover problems
Nienna - A Combinatorial Problem solver using Knuth's algorithm X.
Цель проекта - разместить заданный набор тетриминок (фигурок тетриса, состоящих из 4 блоков) в квадратной области наименьшей площади так, чтобы тетриминки не пересекались друг с другом (незаполненные «дырки» в области допускаются). При реализации использовалась интерпретация Алгоритма Х Д.Кнута с использованием техники “танцующих ссылок”.
A moderately fast sudoku solver in python using Algorithm X and exact cover. I did this for a module at university. [Awarded 100%]
Animated solutions to the pentomino problem using Don Knuth's algorithm X. (Why didn't I write unit tests???)
Implementation of sudoku game
Algorithm X and Dancing Links Visualizer
Exact Cover Sudoku Solver
Sudoku bot written in Python, with Algorithm X Solver written in Rust
An efficient backtracking algorithm that solves instances of the Exact Cover problem.
A C library implementation of Knuth's Algorithm X with dancing links.
Visualization of the algorithms needed to solve three-dimensional knapsack problems.
An implementation of Donald Knuth's Algorithm X (that solves the exact cover problem). For educational purposes.
Solutions to the homework problems presented in Artificial intelligence and Machine learning courses.
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