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IProver tests failing #740

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jvierling opened this issue Oct 14, 2019 · 4 comments
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IProver tests failing #740

jvierling opened this issue Oct 14, 2019 · 4 comments
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jvierling commented Oct 14, 2019

(Commit 479983c) The test case counting 3 fails with the following error:

gapt.formats.tptp.MalformedInputFileException: unknown step c_1212
gapt.formats.tptp.MalformedInputFileException: unknown step c_1212
	at gapt.formats.tptp.TptpProofParser$.$anonfun$parseSteps$6(TptpProofParser.scala:157)
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It seems that this is due to a bug in iProver. iProver returns a proof that refers to clause c_1212 but this clause is never derived.

@jvierling jvierling self-assigned this Oct 14, 2019
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(Commit 1173fbd) For now the test is skipped.

@jvierling jvierling changed the title IProver test "counting 3" failing IProver tests failing Oct 16, 2019
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Tests counting 1 and counting 2 also fail with iprover-2018_Jul_24_11h.

jvierling added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 16, 2019
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Since e88e8a5, tests counting 1 and counting 2 pass with iProver 3.1. Test counting 3 still fails with iProver 3.1.

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quicquid commented Apr 1, 2020

iProver proofs are certainly sometimes incomplete (there are outputs from the CASC competition 2018 that have an incomplete DAG as well). Konstantin is aware of the problem but I don't know how much time he has to work on it.

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