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by tomxor
3338 days ago
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Pruning is an optimisation though, not a computational reduction... the remaining computation is still brute force. While it may be effective with low n, the complexity will still grow in roughly the same way as n increases - for this reason I would still call it brute force. Isn't this why sudoku is still considered NP hard? (unless there has been a recent breakthrough). |
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