Huh, my sense is that it’s usually the opposite. “Complicated” domains aren’t very amenable to algorithmic solutions, and are just lots of messy special-cases with no easily-embeddable structure. And “simple” domains are ones where you can make a lot of progress with nice algorithms, because they actually have some embeddable structure you care about.
Huh, my sense is that it’s usually the opposite. “Complicated” domains aren’t very amenable to algorithmic solutions, and are just lots of messy special-cases with no easily-embeddable structure. And “simple” domains are ones where you can make a lot of progress with nice algorithms, because they actually have some embeddable structure you care about.