[Attempto] Should I expect RACE to figure this out?
Theodore H. Smith
delete at elfdata.com
Wed Mar 28 20:17:54 CEST 2012
Thanks, that fixed it :)
On 28 Mar 2012, at 19:10, Joshua TAYLOR wrote:
> I tried running the axioms through the consistency checker, and got
> warnings "the room" (that if it was supposed to be anaphoric, then it
> needed a referent). I tried adding the axiom "There is a room." and
> the proof works:
>
> Axioms: There is a room. A person is outside the room, or kicks a dog.
> The person is inside the room. if a person is outside the room then
> the person is not inside the room. if a person is inside the room then
> the person is not outside the room.
>
> Theorems: A person kicks a dog.
>
> Parameters:
>
> The following minimal subsets of the axioms entail the theorems:
>
> Subset 1
>
> 2: A person is outside the room, or kicks a dog.
> 3: The person is inside the room.
> 4: If a person is outside the room then the person is not
> inside the room.
>
> Subset 2
>
> 2: A person is outside the room, or kicks a dog.
> 3: The person is inside the room.
> 5: If a person is inside the room then the person is not
> outside the room.
>
> //JT
>
>
> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Theodore H. Smith <delete at elfdata.com> wrote:
>> I have this input for RACE.
>>
>> Axioms: A person is outside the room, or kicks a dog. The person is inside the room. if a person is outside the room then the person is not inside the room. if a person is inside the room then the person is not outside the room.
>>
>> Theorems: a person kicks a dog.
>>
>> Basically, in "Uncontrolled English", a person will kick the dog if he is inside the room. And he is inside the room. So he kicks the dog.
>>
>> RACE doesn't figure this out. Is the problem with this line?: "A person is outside the room, or kicks a dog."
>>
>> Is my input wrong? Or maybe RACE trips over that line?
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