Abstract
We propose here a general method for approximating the number of solutions of a boolean formula in conjunctive normal form F. By applying the principle "divise to resolve", this method reduces considerably the computational complexity. It is based on cutting a seriation established on an incidence data table associated with F. Moreover, the independence probability concept is finely exploited. Theoretical justification and intensive experimentation validate the proposed method.
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