Example usage

sets = {

'Set_A': [10, 11, 12, 13, 14],

'Set_B': [10, 11, 12, 13],

'Set_C': [10, 11, 15],

'Set_D': [15, 16, 17],

'Set_E': [10, 11, 12, 14]

}

The output should be:

Set_A: Includes = {13, 14}, Excludes = set()

Set_B: Includes = {13}, Excludes = {14}

Set_C: Includes = {10, 15} or {11, 15}, Excludes = set()

Set_D: Includes = {16} or {17}, Excludes = set()

Set_E: Includes = {14}, Excludes = {13}

Note: For Set_E, just having 14 won’t be enough. We need to exclude 13 as well.

This rules out Set_A, and we remain with a single unique Set_E.

I tried using itertools and combinations, but finding a unique signal is challenging.

If no unique signal exists, handling this becomes complex.

How can I systematically approach this problem?