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The counterexamples are generated automatically using SAT/SMT based constraint solvers. This methodology has been used for synthesizing a large variety of programs including bitvector algorithms [4], graph algo- rithms [5], and vectorized code fragments [20]. It also forms the basis for program ...
The user runs program 1 on other inputs in her spreadsheet and observes that it does not perform the desired extraction for the second example above and then presents that to the expert. The expert then provides a program 2 that uses the logic of finding the first occurrence of "-" and ...
With tangible examples, opposing countries would need to find counterexamples instead of simply saying “You’re wrong”. Also, if enough information is put into speeches over time, the underpinnings of reality will be built, giving your interpretation of the situation a much stronger case. ...
The paper first explains how the ranking-theoretic belief change or conditionalization rules entail all of the standard AGM belief revision and contraction axioms. Those axioms have met a lot of objections and counter-examples, which thus extend to ranki