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TPTP transformation: can't prove that component is a Predicate #43
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component
is a BinaryPredicate
component
is a BinaryPredicate
even after removing the SUMO_Cache.kif file from the repository, the result remains. I can't prove that component is a BinaryPredicate. |
Hi @apease any words about it? |
I made some changes to the TFF translation that I have to finish testing before I can check this one... |
works in TFF with Merge.kif -
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Sorry, what was your query/conjecture? |
from above - tff(f5103,negated_conjecture,( but maybe I misunderstood you and you're trying to prove is that the issue? |
My conjecture is
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For that, I had to add
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we have to keep s__component and s__component__m distinct as I recall since a relation can't be a term in TPTP so I wouldn't suggest making those statements. What you want as a query is In the conversion code in Sigma I translate "component" to |
but there does seem to be a problem that a conversion isn't occurring that should be
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Yep. That was my first comment on this issue!! ;-) The code does not produce this axiom in the TPTP transformation nor in the TFF transformation. Making the symbols |
sorry you're giving me so many good bug reports I'm losing track a little bit and should slow down and read them more carefully :-) |
It looks like the SUMO_Cache.kif file is being used to make all instances of BinaryPredicate instances only of BinaryRelation. Is it the right thing to do? I am not sure.
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