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Sorry to dredge up an issue, but any insight into the following inconsistency:
th = oops.Theory()
th:add("#_1 a | b |c")
th:add("#_1 ~a")
th:add("#_1 ~b")
print(th:provable("#_1 a|c"))
resolves to "true"
while substituting line 5 for
print(th:provable("#_1 c|a"))
resolves to "false"
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Thanks for reporting this. I can't test right now, but could it be an operator precedence issue?
When you write "#_1 a | b | c" do you mean "#_1 (a | b | c)", or "(#_1 a) | b | c"? If I recall correctly, OOPS will interpret it as the latter. Under that interpretation I think the answers to your queries are correct.
Sorry to dredge up an issue, but any insight into the following inconsistency:
th = oops.Theory()
th:add("#_1 a | b |c")
th:add("#_1 ~a")
th:add("#_1 ~b")
print(th:provable("#_1 a|c"))
resolves to "true"
while substituting line 5 for
print(th:provable("#_1 c|a"))
resolves to "false"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: