1. A computer-implemented method for providing a minimal explanation to a set of unsatisfiable constraints, the computer-implemented method involving retrieving by a processor of a computer, a minimal subset of constraints that remain together unsatisfiable, the computer-implemented method comprising: providing a list of constraints, the list comprising n constraints; and iterating over the list of constraints from a first one of the list of constraints to an n th one of the list of constraints, building a minimal explanation to a set of unsatisfiable constraints by determining by the processor which constraint to add to the set of unsatisfiable constraints, the building comprising: identifying an average observed distance between successive constraints in the set of unsatisfiable constraints based on differences in positions of the constraints; if a single removed constraint from the list of constraints keeps the set of constraints unsatisfiable, then starting with k=1, repeating the steps of (a) removing a plurality of 2 k further constraints adjacent in the list of constraints to the single removed constraint and (b) incrementing k until the removed plurality of 2 k further constraints makes the set of unsatisfiable constraints satisfiable; and if the removed plurality of 2 k further constraints makes the set of unsatisfiable constraints satisfiable, returning the most recently removed plurality of 2 k further constraints to the set of constraints and removing a subset of one half of the plurality of 2 k further constraints, then iteratively removing one half of the remaining constraints in the plurality of 2 k further constraints until the set of constraints is satisfiable, then returning the most recently removed constraints.