I have successfully created a clingo asp to solve hitori and it works well for examples of hitori boards found online but on trying to generate a hitori puzzle with random values for my clingo solver, it returns unsatisfiable, below is the code I am using for creating the board import clingo import random N = clingo.Number def randNum(R, n): n = n.number val = random.randint(1, n) if random.randint(0, 9) > 5: if val != n: n += 1 else: if val != 1: val -= 1 return N(val) I then reference the value for the board with board(1..n, 1..n, @RandNum(R,n)). The table is created successfully and populated with random values but the solver returns unsatisfialbe Is there a specific method required to create a valid solvable table Continue reading...