OI-implication: soundness and refutation completeness
Floriana Esposito, Nicola Fanizzi, Stefano Ferilli, Giovanni Semeraro
Abstract
Floriana Esposito, Nicola Fanizzi, Stefano Ferilli, Giovanni Semeraro
Abstract
Weakening implication by assuming the object identity bias allows for both a model-theoretical and a proof-theoretical definition of a novel and more manageable ordering relationship over clausal spaces. In this paper, we give two important results, namely the soundness and the refutation completeness (through a subsumption theorem) of the underlying derivation procedure, that make this relationship particularly appealing for inducing a generalization model for clausal search spaces.
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Weakening implication by assuming the object identity bias allows for both a model-theoretical and a proof-theoretical definition of a novel and more manageable ordering relationship over clausal spaces. In this paper, we give two important results, namely the soundness and the refutation completeness (through a subsumption theorem) of the underlying derivation procedure, that make this relationship particularly appealing for inducing a generalization model for clausal search spaces.
Key concepts: Soundness, Completeness (order theory), Generalization, Calculus (dental), Identity (music), Computer science, Mathematics, Gödel's completeness theorem