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A dual operator might be used on 1-avatars in rules:
(X, Z) :- (X, Y), (Y, Z), (X*, X).
This rule is the same as the two following rules:
(X, Z) :- (X, Y), (Y, Z), (C'(X), X). (C'(X), Z) :- (C'(X), Y), (Y, Z), (X, C'(X)).
The dual operator is possible because X* and X occur twice in the rules.
X*
X
The 1-avatar is inferred from the possible cases:
X X* 1-avatar ------------------------------------ a b'(a) b b'(a) a b'(a) c'(b'(a)) c c'(b'(a)) b'(a) a c'(b'(a)) c'(b'(..)) c'(b'(a)) a a a ()
The self duality is excluded by usign + instead of *, e.g. X+.
+
*
X+
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A dual operator might be used on 1-avatars in rules:
This rule is the same as the two following rules:
The dual operator is possible because
X*
andX
occur twice in the rules.The 1-avatar is inferred from the possible cases:
The self duality is excluded by usign
+
instead of*
, e.g.X+
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: