Abstract

Combinatorial Optimization lies at the heart of many Artificial Intelligence tasks. While existing techniques are still improved year after year, we advocate that recent sub-symbolic approaches may change the game if they can be successfully integrated into combinatorial solvers. In this paper, we present a state of the art of current approaches and discuss the role of new learning techniques to improve the current results.

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