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Correct
predictions are in
blue
. If we detect only a subset of a labelled sentence, we highlight the caught part as
blue
, the missing part
light blue.
False positives
are in
green
and
false negatives
are in
red
.
Problem 017_RamseyNumbers (Ramsey numbers) — Constraint detection
The
Ramsey
number
R
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
is
the
smallest
number
such
that
every
graph
with
this
or
more
nodes
either
contains
a
clique
of
size
k
or
an
independent
set
of
size
l
.
Ramsey
proved
that
such
a
number
exists
for
every
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
pair
,
but
computing
it
has
proven
to
be
extremely
difficult
.
The
problem
can
be
posed
as
edge-colouring
.
The
Ramsey
number
R
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
is
the
smallest
number
such
that
if
we
two-colour
the
edges
of
complete
graph
of
this
size
,
there
always
exists
a
monochromatic
sub-graph
of
either
k
or
l
nodes
.
Problem 017_RamseyNumbers (Ramsey numbers) — Detection of the decisions and objects to be modeled
The
Ramsey
number
R
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
is
the
smallest
number
such
that
every
graph
with
this
or
more
nodes
either
contains
a
clique
of
size
k
or
an
independent
set
of
size
l
.
Ramsey
proved
that
such
a
number
exists
for
every
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
pair
,
but
computing
it
has
proven
to
be
extremely
difficult
.
The
problem
can
be
posed
as
edge-colouring
.
The
Ramsey
number
R
-LRB-
k
,
l
-RRB-
is
the
smallest
number
such
that
if
we
two-colour
the
edges
of
complete
graph
of
this
size
,
there
always
exists
a
monochromatic
sub-graph
of
either
k
or
l
nodes
.
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