Dominance Relation
Identifies when one solution is guaranteed to be at least as good as another.
Example
Say we have 2 assignments, A and B. If A is always at least as good as B, then A dominates B and B can be ignored.
Rules
Dominance relations must have the following properties:
- Transitive: If A dominates B, and B dominates C, then A dominates C.
- Irreflexive: Nothing can dominate itself.