First-order theorem proving
Donated on 4/16/2013
Given a theorem, predict which of five heuristics will give the fastest proof when used by a first-order prover. A sixth prediction declines to attempt a proof, should the theorem be too difficult.
Dataset Characteristics
Multivariate
Subject Area
Computer Science
Associated Tasks
Classification
Feature Type
Real
# Instances
6118
# Features
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Dataset Information
Additional Information
See the file bridge-holden-paulson-details.txt in the submitted tarball.
Has Missing Values?
No
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Additional Variable Information
The attributes are a mixture of static and dynamic features derived from theorems to be proved. See the paper for full details.
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pip install ucimlrepo
from ucimlrepo import fetch_ucirepo # fetch dataset first_order_theorem_proving = fetch_ucirepo(id=249) # data (as pandas dataframes) X = first_order_theorem_proving.data.features y = first_order_theorem_proving.data.targets # metadata print(first_order_theorem_proving.metadata) # variable information print(first_order_theorem_proving.variables)
Bridge,James, Holden,Sean, and Paulson,Lawrence. (2013). First-order theorem proving. UCI Machine Learning Repository. https://doi.org/10.24432/C5RC9X.
@misc{misc_first-order_theorem_proving_249, author = {Bridge,James, Holden,Sean, and Paulson,Lawrence}, title = {{First-order theorem proving}}, year = {2013}, howpublished = {UCI Machine Learning Repository}, note = {{DOI}: https://doi.org/10.24432/C5RC9X} }
Creators
James Bridge
Sean Holden
Lawrence Paulson
DOI
License
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