eyemind 0.1.35 → 0.1.36
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Title: The eyemind Rule Language and Proof Format
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Version: eyemind 0.1.
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Version: eyemind 0.1.36
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Status: Informational
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Author: Jos De Roo, KNoWS office of IDLab, Ghent University - imec
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Repository: https://github.com/eyereasoner/eyemind
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## Status of This Memo
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This document is not an Internet Standards Track specification. It describes
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the language and formats as implemented by eyemind 0.1.
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the language and formats as implemented by eyemind 0.1.36, for readers who want
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to write programs, produce or consume proofs and reports, or implement a
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compatible reasoner or checker. Where this document and the implementation
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disagree, that is a defect in one of them.
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## Table of Contents
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- [1. Introduction](#1-introduction)
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- [2. Conventions and Terminology](#2-conventions-and-terminology)
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- [3. Terms](#3-terms)
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- [4. Programs](#4-programs)
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- [4.1 Program scripts](#41-program-scripts)
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- [4.2 Statements](#42-statements)
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- [4.3 Names a program does not define](#43-names-a-program-does-not-define)
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- [4.4 Terms in a program](#44-terms-in-a-program)
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- [4.5 Stratification](#45-stratification)
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- [4.6 Inline rule templates](#46-inline-rule-templates)
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- [4.7 Source rule inspection](#47-source-rule-inspection)
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- [5. Goals, Controls and Primitives](#5-goals-controls-and-primitives)
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- [5.2 Primitives](#52-primitives)
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- [6. Arithmetic](#6-arithmetic)
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- [7. Reasoning](#7-reasoning)
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- [7.6 Conclusions](#76-conclusions)
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- [7.7 Proof recording](#77-proof-recording)
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- [8. Canonical Text](#8-canonical-text)
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- [8.1 Atoms, numbers, variables and lists](#81-atoms-numbers-variables-and-lists)
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- [8.2 Compounds](#82-compounds)
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- [8.3 Variables in written documents](#83-variables-in-written-documents)
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- [9. Reading Documents](#9-reading-documents)
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- [13. Unused Clauses](#13-unused-clauses)
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- [14. Command Line](#14-command-line)
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