Abstract
This paper shows that a minimization version of satisfiability is strongly NP-hard, even if each clause contains no more than two literals and/or each clause contains at most one unnegated variable. The worst-case and average-case performances of greedy and probabilistic greedy heuristics for the problem are examined, and tight upper bounds on the performance ratio in each case are developed.
Full Citation
SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics
vol.
7
,
(January 01, 1994):
275
-83
.