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What is the difference between continuous and discrete constraints?

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What is the difference between continuous and discrete constraints?

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In a search space, each node of the tree is uniquely represented by a label. In discrete constraints, domain labels are represented simply as enumeration of values or value combinations. On the other hand, in continuous constraints, each domain that’s a label is represented by one or a small collection of intervals.