Proof Plans for the Correction of False Conjectures
Proof Plans for the Correction of False Conjectures
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纠正错误猜想的证明计划
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1994
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通讯作者:
Andrew Ireland
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作者:
R. Monroy;A. Bundy;Andrew Ireland
Theorem proving is the systematic derivation of a mathematical proof from a set of axioms by the use of rules of inference. We are interested in a related but far less explored problem: the analysis and correction of false conjectures, especially where that correction involves finding a collection of antecedents that, together with a set of axioms, transform non-theorems into theorems. Most failed search trees are huge, and special care is to be taken in order to tackle the combinatorial explosion phenomenon. Fortunately, the planning search space generated by proof plans, see [1], are moderately small. We have explored the possibility of using this technique in the implementation of an abduction mechanism to correct non-theorems.