This is the repository for our CSC-490 project at UNCG in the Spring 2021 semester.
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This is the repository for our CSC-490 project at UNCG in the Spring 2021 semester.
A Theorem Prover for Propositional Logic
Propositional statement validity check or also check statement is true at least once or not.
Export conclusions with resolution (resolution) / conclusions with forward chaining for (definite) Horn clauses of propositional logic
A simple theorem prover made for a university programming assignment
Supplementing a Bayesian Network with classical and defeasible inference logical statements.
Automatically checks whether a given propositional formula is satisfiable.
A resolver for propositional logic schemata/well-formed formulas using Quine’s method of truth value analysis.
COMP305 (Biocomputation) group project at the University of Liverpool. Converts a string of propositional logic to a McCulloch-Pitts network.
Theorem Prover for Propositional Logic using the truth table method for formulas in Conjuntive Normal Form.
This Project shows an understanding of Propositional Logic, Conjunctive Normal Form, and The Resolution Refutation Method.
Research code to find similarity and local/constructive symmetries of clausal propositions or graph isomophisms
In this bachelor thesis, I developed a toolkit for automated reasoning and interpolation with ordered resolution.
A better sat-solver than my previous String-based sat-solver
🧠 Classification of pathologies column using propositional logic satisfiability algorithms.
OpenPAS consists of a library, a script runtime, and an interactive console that is capable of probabilistic argumentation and propositional logic operations. OpenPAS contains a full implementation of Probabilistic Argumentation Systems (PAS) which is a framework that is a combination of propositional logic and probability theory.
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