This repository contains a logical framework for solving the map coloring problem using predicate logic. The map coloring problem is a classic problem in graph theory and computer science, where the goal is to color the regions of a map in such a way that no two adjacent regions have the same color. In this project, we utilize predicate logic to define constraints and rules for the map coloring problem.
src/
: Contains the source code for the logical map coloring solver.examples/
: Provides examples of maps encoded using predicate logic and their corresponding solutions.README.md
: You're currently reading this file, which serves as an introduction and guide to the repository.
The project requires an environment that supports logic programming with predicate logic. Depending on your choice of implementation language and tools, you may need the following dependencies:
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
- Navigate to the repository directory:
- Run the logical map coloring solver on your desired map examples, providing the necessary input files or data.