When attempting to solve a constrained optimization problem with both hard and soft constraints, it may be OK to allow intermediate assignments to violate one or more of the hard constraints while searching for a solution.

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Miley Compton

15 May, 07:19

When attempting to solve a constrained optimization problem with both hard and soft constraints, it may be OK to allow intermediate assignments to violate one or more of the hard constraints while searching for a solution.

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Pablo Espinoza · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Hard constraints are those which are definitely required to be satisfied, while soft constraint are those which could be satisfied - but not at the expense of the others. So allowing intermediate assignments to violate one or more of the hard constraints would affect the restrictive nature of hard constraint.

When attempting to solve a constrained optimization problem with both hard and soft constraints, it may be OK to allow intermediate assignments to violate one or more of the hard constraints while searching for a solution.O TrueO False

When attempting to solve a constrained optimization problem with both hard and soft constraints, it may be OK to allow intermediate assignments to violate one or more of the hard constraints while searching for a solution.

O True

O False