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What part do you need to understand?<br />
Do you understand what conflict-directed backjumping is?<br />

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What part do you need to understand?
Do you understand what conflict-directed backjumping is?


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What I would like explained: Applying the algorithm; backtracking with conflict directed backjumping; and using the variable and value order.
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What I would like explained: Applying the algorithm; backtracking with conflict directed backjumping; and using the variable and value order.

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I just need to understand backtracking with conflict directed backjumping now.
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I just need to understand backtracking with conflict directed backjumping now.

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I'm a student and don't expect you to work out a complete answer. I would like to properly understand this problem.<br />
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