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Actually, solving most practical instances of NP hard problems is doable and quite tractable. Isn't that a tautology? Because if it wasn't doable then it woul
by kenjackson 16y ago
Actually, solving most practical instances of NP hard problems is doable and quite tractable.
Isn't that a tautology? Because if it wasn't doable then it wouldn't be practical.
- eru 16y agoPractical here means: Occurs in practice. And that they are optimally solvable in practice is not a tautology. It could be that you would need human insight (like you still need for most proving interesting mathematical theorems), or that people would only solve approximations. (People do solve approximations, too.)