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When Words Change the Model: Sensitivity of LLMs for Constraint Programming Modelling
Automatically deriving executable and efficient constraint programming models from natural language descriptions has long been a central goal in optimisation and constraint programming. Large Language Models (LLMs) appear to bring this vision closer, showing promising results in generating models fo
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