Simplification and backjumping in modal tableau
The paper is concerned with techniques and strategies aiming to increase the efficiency in dealing with nondeterminism in tableau calculi. A series of preliminary basic definitions and fundamental concepts in modal logic and the difficulties arising from nondeterminism in tableau calculi are recalled in the introductory sections. The main contributions brought by the reported research are given by a simplification technique for modal tableau procedure and backjumping as a means to improve the backtracking behavior of an algorithm, and they are presented in the next two sections of the paper. A series of comments and conclusions concerning the efficiency of the proposed optimization techniques are derived from the empirical analysis of the SICStus Prolog implementations of the calculi MKE, MSKE with simplification and MSKE with backjumping are formulated in the final part of the paper. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0888.00018].
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