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When is a complete enumeration of solutions used?
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When a solution that is "good enough" is fine and good heuristics are available
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when there is enough time and computational power available
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when the modeler requires a guided approach to problem solving
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when there are an infinite number of solutions to be searched
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A complete enumeration of solutions is used when there is enough time and computational power available. This means that all possible solutions to a problem are exhaustively searched and evaluated. This approach is feasible when there are a limited number of solutions to be searched, and it is possible to evaluate each one within a reasonable amount of time. In cases where time and computational resources are limited, other approaches such as heuristics or guided problem-solving may be more appropriate.
