Discussion
What is a soft constraint?
Answer: A
Soft constraints carry a penalty rather than a prohibition, so the solver minimises the total penalty while satisfying the hard constraints absolutely. That distinction between what must hold and what is merely preferred is essential in any real specification. Partial application, uncertainty and post hoc checking are different notions. Requiring a specification to state which of its requirements are negotiable is often the most useful question an analyst can ask.
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