Control Network Programming Illustrated: Solving Problems with Inherent Graph-Like Representation
Kostadin Kratchanov, Emilia Golemanova, Tzanko Golemanov · 2008
Control network programming (CNP) is a style of high-level programming created to be especially convenient for solving problems with natural graph-like representation. Showing that this goal has been achieved is the purpose of the current report. CNP solutions to four problems representative of four important problem classes are presented. Most of the problem descriptions are nondeterministic and declarative, without specifying an algorithmic solution. These natural problem descriptions are easily converted into working control network programs.