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remove hypersuperposition #401
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Hmm, I just tested it over the 870 FOF 2020+2021 problems on top of casc mode getting 6 unique solutions problems (casc mode 776, casc+hs-on 746). Maybe we could just test it and incorporate in schedules next years? |
OK - it looks a little unloved so maybe it doesn't work for e.g. polymorphic problems, but happy to leave it for now. Thanks for testing! |
Reopened at the request of @quickbeam123. |
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Rebased onto master. Post-competition, do we have any evidence that hypersuperposition is useful? Paging @quickbeam123 @easychair. |
I think vampire can live without hypersuperposition. I don't think I ever tested it, so it's potentially dangerous. So unless @easychair remembers what it was and feels some regret, I think it should go. |
Hyperresolution can be removed. Unit-resulting resolution should stay
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I think vampire can live without hypersuperposition. I don't think I ever
tested it, so it's potentially dangerous. So unless @easychair
<https://github.com/easychair> remembers what it was and feels some
regret, I think it should go.
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@easychair - this one's hyper-superposition - I think hyperresolution is already gone or never existed. Thanks for confirmation anyway, axing hypersuperposition. |
See #157.
Inferences::HyperSuperposition
does not appear in schedules and nobody seems to think it is used. Please object if you do want/need this.