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1 On Unit-Refutation Complete Formulae with Existentially Quantified Variables Lucas Bordeaux 1 Mikoláš Janota 2 Joao Marques-Silva 3 Pierre Marquis 4 1 Microsoft Research, Cambridge 2 INESC-ID, Lisboa 3 CASL, UCD & IST/INESC-ID 4 CRIL-CNRS, U. d Artois Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 1 / 13
2 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
3 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Example of inference Propagation x x y ȳ z Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
4 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Example of inference Propagation x x y ȳ z u z Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
5 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Example of inference Propagation x x y ȳ z u z x z x z Refutation Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
6 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Example of inference Propagation x x y ȳ z u z x z x z z Refutation Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
7 CNF, Unit Propagation conjunctive normal form (CNF) is a popular language in solvers for its simple yet expressive structure unit propagation is an inference mechanism implemented virtually in all CNF-based solvers unit propagation can be computed polynomial time and moreover, efficient algorithms and data structures have been developed for it (watch literals) Example of inference Propagation x x y ȳ z u z x z x z z Refutation u Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 2 / 13
8 Unit Refutation Completeness for general CNF, unit propagation is not complete, i.e. it does not let us infer all the facts Examples ū w u w x ū w x u w = x u x Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 3 / 13
9 Unit Refutation Completeness for general CNF, unit propagation is not complete, i.e. it does not let us infer all the facts Examples ū w u w x ū w x u w = x u x ū w u w x ū w x u w x u Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 3 / 13
10 Definition (URC-C) Languages a formula α CNF belongs to URC-C iff for every clause δ = l 1 l k if α = δ then α l 1... l k u Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 4 / 13
11 Definition (URC-C) Languages a formula α CNF belongs to URC-C iff for every clause δ = l 1 l k if α = δ then α l 1... l k u Definition (Closures) if α 1 α n L then (α 1 α n ) L[ ] Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 4 / 13
12 Definition (URC-C) Languages a formula α CNF belongs to URC-C iff for every clause δ = l 1 l k if α = δ then α l 1... l k u Definition (Closures) if α 1 α n L then (α 1 α n ) L[ ] if α L then ( X. α) L[ ] Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 4 / 13
13 Definition (URC-C) Languages a formula α CNF belongs to URC-C iff for every clause δ = l 1 l k if α = δ then α l 1... l k u Definition (Closures) if α 1 α n L then (α 1 α n ) L[ ] if α L then ( X. α) L[ ] L[, ] enables both rules Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 4 / 13
14 Motivation The Quest for The Perfect Knowledge Representation Structure inference should be fast (tractability) representation should not be too large (succinctness) Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 5 / 13
15 Motivation The Quest for The Perfect Knowledge Representation Structure inference should be fast (tractability) representation should not be too large (succinctness) If a formula is unit refutation complete... which queries can be answered efficiently? how does the size of formulas correspond to other representations? Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 5 / 13
16 Succinctness ( s, p ) Knowledge Compilation Map L 1 s L 2, if any formula in L 2 can be equivalently expressed in polynomially sized formula from L 1 Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 6 / 13
17 Succinctness ( s, p ) Knowledge Compilation Map L 1 s L 2, if any formula in L 2 can be equivalently expressed in polynomially sized formula from L 1 L 1 p L 2, just as p but we also have an polynomial algorithm for it Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 6 / 13
18 Succinctness ( s, p ) Knowledge Compilation Map L 1 s L 2, if any formula in L 2 can be equivalently expressed in polynomially sized formula from L 1 L 1 p L 2, just as p but we also have an polynomial algorithm for it Queries can we decide in polynomial time... consistency, clausal entailment, etc. Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 6 / 13
19 Succinctness ( s, p ) Knowledge Compilation Map L 1 s L 2, if any formula in L 2 can be equivalently expressed in polynomially sized formula from L 1 L 1 p L 2, just as p but we also have an polynomial algorithm for it Queries can we decide in polynomial time... consistency, clausal entailment, etc. Transformations can we construct in polynomial time... Conditioning (α[x]), disjunction (α 1 α n ), etc. Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 6 / 13
20 Trivia for URC-C for α, α 1, α 2 URC-C clausal entailment α = γ can be decided in polynomial time negate γ and run unit propagation Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 7 / 13
21 Trivia for URC-C for α, α 1, α 2 URC-C clausal entailment α = γ can be decided in polynomial time negate γ and run unit propagation consistency of α can be decided in polynomial time check that the empty clause is an implicate of α Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 7 / 13
22 Trivia for URC-C for α, α 1, α 2 URC-C clausal entailment α = γ can be decided in polynomial time negate γ and run unit propagation consistency of α can be decided in polynomial time check that the empty clause is an implicate of α equivalence of α 1, α 2 decidable in polynomial time check that each clause in α 1 is an implicate of α 2 check that each clause in α2 is an implicate of α 1 Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 7 / 13
23 Trivia for URC-C for α, α 1, α 2 URC-C clausal entailment α = γ can be decided in polynomial time negate γ and run unit propagation consistency of α can be decided in polynomial time check that the empty clause is an implicate of α equivalence of α 1, α 2 decidable in polynomial time check that each clause in α 1 is an implicate of α 2 check that each clause in α2 is an implicate of α 1 if β CNF contains all of its prime implicates then β URC-C if β = γ, then there is a prime implicate γ γ and immediately β γ u Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 7 / 13
24 Enabling Existential Variables Motivation: Using fresh variables in CNF enables... polynomial Boolean logic representation (Tseitin) cardinality encodings other constraints, e.g. XOR(x 1,..., x n ) Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 8 / 13
25 Enabling Existential Variables Motivation: Using fresh variables in CNF enables... polynomial Boolean logic representation (Tseitin) cardinality encodings other constraints, e.g. XOR(x 1,..., x n ) Definition ( URC-C) a formula X. α CNF[ ] belongs to URC-C iff for every clause δ = l 1 l k if X. α = δ then α l 1... l k u Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 8 / 13
26 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
27 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
28 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n [Tseitin] α = X τ 1... τ n. τ 1 α 1... τ n α n τ 1 τ n Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
29 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n [Tseitin] α = X τ 1... τ n. τ 1 α 1... τ n α n τ 1 τ n α is not necessarily unit refutation complete! Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
30 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n [Tseitin] α = X τ 1... τ n. τ 1 α 1... τ n α n τ 1 τ n α is not necessarily unit refutation complete! if α = γ, then ( X i. α i ) = γ, for i 1..n Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
31 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n [Tseitin] α = X τ 1... τ n. τ 1 α 1... τ n α n τ 1 τ n α is not necessarily unit refutation complete! if α = γ, then ( X i. α i ) = γ, for i 1..n since α i URC-C, then α τ i γ u, for i 1..n Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
32 URC-C p URC-C[ ] α = ( X 1. α 1 ) ( X n. α n ) [prenex] α = X. α 1 α n [Tseitin] α = X τ 1... τ n. τ 1 α 1... τ n α n τ 1 τ n α is not necessarily unit refutation complete! if α = γ, then ( X i. α i ) = γ, for i 1..n since α i URC-C, then α τ i γ u, for i 1..n add new variables that simulate unit propagation on the disjuncts and derive if all derive Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 9 / 13
33 Queries Results L CO VA CE IM EQ SE CT ME MC URC-C URC-C[, ] URC-C means satisfies means does not satisfy unless P=NP Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 10 / 13
34 Succinctness Results 1. URC-C s URC-C[, ] < s URC-C < s PI 2. URC-C s CNF and CNF s URC-C 3. URC-C s CNF and CNF s URC-C 4. URC-C s DNF, URC-C s SDNNF, and URC-C s d-dnnf, 5. DNF s URC-C, SDNNF s URC-C, and FBDD s URC-C 6. URC-C s DNNF 7. URC-C < s DNF 8. URC-C < s SDNNF 9. URC-C < s d-dnnf L 1 s L 2 means that L 1 is not at least as succinct as L 2 unless PH collapses Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 11 / 13
35 Transformations Results L CD FO SFO C BC C BC C URC-C URC-C[, ] URC-C?? means satisfies means does not satisfy means does not satisfy unless P=NP Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 12 / 13
36 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
37 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C the languages have number of favorable KR properties Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
38 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C the languages have number of favorable KR properties URC-C is powerful in answering queries, e.g. clausal entailment, equivalence Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
39 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C the languages have number of favorable KR properties URC-C is powerful in answering queries, e.g. clausal entailment, equivalence URC-C loses some ability to answer queries but is (strictly) more succinct than number of interesting languages Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
40 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C the languages have number of favorable KR properties URC-C is powerful in answering queries, e.g. clausal entailment, equivalence URC-C loses some ability to answer queries but is (strictly) more succinct than number of interesting languages in the future we are interested in practical algorithms for compilation into URC-C Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
41 Conclusions and Future Work we studied the unit refutation complete language URC-C and its existential extension URC-C the languages have number of favorable KR properties URC-C is powerful in answering queries, e.g. clausal entailment, equivalence URC-C loses some ability to answer queries but is (strictly) more succinct than number of interesting languages in the future we are interested in practical algorithms for compilation into URC-C how can existential variables be employed ( URC-C) Bordeaux et al Unit-Refutation Complete Formulas 13 / 13
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