What do 1<0 and 1=-1 mean in clingo/ASP?
I have never used clingo before, and I find the online documentation incomplete (I also can't post to the Potassco forums). I have a piece of clingo code with lines of rules of the format
foo(L1, L2, L3) :- isa(thing,object), isa(thing, object)...
That part of the code makes sense, but at the end of the line before the final rule, I have the conditions either 1>0, 1<0, or 1==-1. I'm not sure what they mean, because they don't seem to follow normal boolean rules. Does anyone know what this means specifically in clingo?
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I have never used clingo before, and I find the online documentation incomplete (I also can't post to the Potassco forums). I have a piece of clingo code with lines of rules of the format
foo(L1, L2, L3) :- isa(thing,object), isa(thing, object)...
That part of the code makes sense, but at the end of the line before the final rule, I have the conditions either 1>0, 1<0, or 1==-1. I'm not sure what they mean, because they don't seem to follow normal boolean rules. Does anyone know what this means specifically in clingo?
answer-set-programming clingo gringo
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
user2954167user2954167
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add a comment |
I have never used clingo before, and I find the online documentation incomplete (I also can't post to the Potassco forums). I have a piece of clingo code with lines of rules of the format
foo(L1, L2, L3) :- isa(thing,object), isa(thing, object)...
That part of the code makes sense, but at the end of the line before the final rule, I have the conditions either 1>0, 1<0, or 1==-1. I'm not sure what they mean, because they don't seem to follow normal boolean rules. Does anyone know what this means specifically in clingo?
answer-set-programming clingo gringo
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
user2954167user2954167
3319
I have never used clingo before, and I find the online documentation incomplete (I also can't post to the Potassco forums). I have a piece of clingo code with lines of rules of the format
foo(L1, L2, L3) :- isa(thing,object), isa(thing, object)...
That part of the code makes sense, but at the end of the line before the final rule, I have the conditions either 1>0, 1<0, or 1==-1. I'm not sure what they mean, because they don't seem to follow normal boolean rules. Does anyone know what this means specifically in clingo?
answer-set-programming clingo gringo
answer-set-programming clingo gringo
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:54
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