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Erica Melis
European Conference on Artificial Intelligence



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Abstract: . Proof planning is an application of Artificial Intelligence (AI)-planning in mathematical domains for theorem proving. The paper presents a knowledge-based proof planning approach that is implemented in the OMEGA proof planner. It evaluates control-rules in order to restrict the otherwise intractable search spaces and combines proof planning with domain-specific constraint solving. Several AI-techniques contribute to the successful planning of proofs that were beyond the capabilities of... (Update)

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...the meta level reasoning that guides the selection of methods. Currently, this meta level reasoning is encoded by a list of control rules [13] or by variations of the difference reduction search heuristic called rippling [7] However, when the class of theorems to be proved with...

...3.1. Hierarchical Proof Plan Data Structure Finding a proof with mega can be viewed as a process that interleaves proof planning [Mel98, CS98] plan execution, and veri cation, all of which is datadriven by the so called Proof Plan Data Structure (PDS) This hierarchical...

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Melis, E. (1998). AI-techniques in proof planning. In European Conference on Artificail Intelligence, 1998. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/melis98aitechniques.html   More

@inproceedings{ melis98aitechniques,
    author = "Erica Melis",
    title = "{AI}-Techniques in Proof Planning",
    booktitle = "European Conference on Artificial Intelligence",
    pages = "494-498",
    year = "1998",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/melis98aitechniques.html" }
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380   Constraint Satisfaction in Logic Programming (context) - Van Hentenryck - 1989
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