- In
mathematical logic, an
uninterpreted function or
function symbol is one that has no
other property than its name and n-ary form.
Function symbols are...
-
whereas predicates involving uninterpreted terms and
function symbols are
evaluated using the
rules of the
theory of
uninterpreted functions with equality...
- /Major/minor1/minor2/). The “value” part of the key–value pair is
simply an
uninterpreted string of
bytes of
arbitrary length. The Unix
system provides dbm (database...
- side. For example,
using x,y,z as variables, and
taking f to be an
uninterpreted function, the
singleton equation set { f(1,y) = f(x,2) } is a syntactic...
- flexible-sized data containers,
called objects Each
object has both data (an
uninterpreted sequence of bytes) and
metadata (an
extensible set of
attributes describing...
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formulas with
linear constraints, arrays, all-different constraints,
uninterpreted functions, etc. Such
extensions typically remain NP-complete, but very...
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sensing data (aerial and
satellite photography, for example), is raw and
uninterpreted. It may
contain holes (due to
cloud cover for example) or inconsistencies...
- not
believe that the
existence of God can be
proven by
appeal to raw,
uninterpreted, or "brute" facts,
which have the same (theoretical)
meaning to people...
-
programming course for freshmen” that
consisted of ****e
logic as an
uninterpreted formal system.
Since the term "software engineering" was coined, formal...
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fundamentally a
classical typed higher-order logic. The base
types include uninterpreted types that may be
introduced by the user, and built-in
types such as...
