Examples with Literal at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal used on opensource projects

Example 66 with Literal

use of at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal in project Alpha by alpha-asp.

the class NaiveGrounder method justifyAtom.

@Override
public Set<Literal> justifyAtom(int atomToJustify, Assignment currentAssignment) {
    Set<Literal> literals = analyzeUnjustified.analyze(atomToJustify, currentAssignment);
    // Remove facts from justification before handing it over to the solver.
    for (Iterator<Literal> iterator = literals.iterator(); iterator.hasNext(); ) {
        Literal literal = iterator.next();
        if (literal.isNegated()) {
            continue;
        }
        LinkedHashSet<Instance> factsOverPredicate = factsFromProgram.get(literal.getPredicate());
        if (factsOverPredicate != null && factsOverPredicate.contains(new Instance(literal.getAtom().getTerms()))) {
            iterator.remove();
        }
    }
    return literals;
}

Example 67 with Literal

use of at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal in project Alpha by alpha-asp.

the class NaiveGrounderTest method testDeadEnd.

/**
 * Tests the method {@link NaiveGrounder#getGroundInstantiations(InternalRule, RuleGroundingOrder, Substitution, Assignment)} on a
 * predefined program:
 * <code>
 *  p1(1). q1(1). <br/>
 * 	x :- p1(X), p2(X), q1(Y), q2(Y). <br/>
 * 	p2(X) :- something(X). <br/>
 * 	q2(X) :- something(X). <br/>
 * </code>
 * Given one grounding order {@code groundingOrder} for the first rule in this program which starts with
 * the literal whose predicate name is {@code predicateNameOfStartingLiteral} and a substitution substituting
 * the variable in this literal by 1 it is attempted to ground the rule.
 * It is then asserted that ground instantiations are produced if and only if {@code expectNoGoods} is true.
 *
 * @param predicateNameOfStartingLiteral the predicate name of the starting literal, either "p1" or "q1".
 * @param groundingOrder                 a grounding order for the first rule in the predefined program that starts with the literal
 *                                       whose predicate name is {@code predicateNameOfStartingLiteral}.
 * @param expectNoGoods                  {@code true} iff ground instantiations are expected to be produced under the conditions
 *                                       described above.
 */
private void testDeadEnd(String predicateNameOfStartingLiteral, RuleGroundingOrderImpl groundingOrder, boolean expectNoGoods) {
    String aspStr = "p1(1). q1(1). " + "x :- p1(X), p2(X), q1(Y), q2(Y). " + "p2(X) :- something(X). " + "q2(X) :- something(X). ";
    CompiledProgram program = InternalProgram.fromNormalProgram(NORMALIZE_TRANSFORM.apply(PROGRAM_PARSER.parse(aspStr)));
    AtomStore atomStore = new AtomStoreImpl();
    NaiveGrounder grounder = (NaiveGrounder) GrounderFactory.getInstance("naive", program, atomStore, p -> true, GrounderHeuristicsConfiguration.permissive(), true);
    CompiledRule nonGroundRule = grounder.getNonGroundRule(0);
    String strLiteral = "p1".equals(predicateNameOfStartingLiteral) ? "p1(X)" : "p1(Y)";
    final Literal startingLiteral = PROGRAM_PART_PARSER.parseLiteral(strLiteral);
    ((RuleGroundingInfoImpl) nonGroundRule.getGroundingInfo()).groundingOrders.put(startingLiteral, groundingOrder);
    grounder.bootstrap();
    TrailAssignment currentAssignment = new TrailAssignment(atomStore);
    final Substitution subst1 = BasicSubstitution.specializeSubstitution(startingLiteral, new Instance(Terms.newConstant(1)), BasicSubstitution.EMPTY_SUBSTITUTION);
    final BindingResult bindingResult = grounder.getGroundInstantiations(nonGroundRule, groundingOrder, subst1, currentAssignment);
    assertEquals(expectNoGoods, bindingResult.size() > 0);
}

Example 68 with Literal

use of at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal in project Alpha by alpha-asp.

the class NaiveGrounderTest method testIfGrounderGroundsRule.

/**
 * Tests if {@link NaiveGrounder#getGroundInstantiations(InternalRule, RuleGroundingOrder, Substitution, Assignment)}
 * produces ground instantiations for the rule with ID {@code ruleID} in {@code program} when {@code startingLiteral}
 * unified with the numeric instance {@code startingInstance} is used as starting literal and {@code b(1)} is assigned
 * {@code bTruth}.
 * It is asserted that ground instantiations are produced if and only if {@code expectNoGoods} is true.
 */
private void testIfGrounderGroundsRule(ASPCore2Program program, int ruleID, Literal startingLiteral, int startingInstance, ThriceTruth bTruth, boolean expectNoGoods) {
    CompiledProgram internalPrg = InternalProgram.fromNormalProgram(NORMALIZE_TRANSFORM.apply(program));
    AtomStore atomStore = new AtomStoreImpl();
    TrailAssignment currentAssignment = new TrailAssignment(atomStore);
    NaiveGrounder grounder = (NaiveGrounder) GrounderFactory.getInstance("naive", internalPrg, atomStore, p -> true, GrounderHeuristicsConfiguration.permissive(), true);
    int b = atomStore.putIfAbsent(atom("b", 1));
    currentAssignment.growForMaxAtomId();
    currentAssignment.assign(b, bTruth);
    grounder.bootstrap();
    final CompiledRule nonGroundRule = grounder.getNonGroundRule(ruleID);
    final Substitution substStartingLiteral = BasicSubstitution.specializeSubstitution(startingLiteral, new Instance(Terms.newConstant(startingInstance)), BasicSubstitution.EMPTY_SUBSTITUTION);
    final BindingResult bindingResult = grounder.getGroundInstantiations(nonGroundRule, nonGroundRule.getGroundingInfo().orderStartingFrom(startingLiteral), substStartingLiteral, currentAssignment);
    assertEquals(expectNoGoods, bindingResult.size() > 0);
}

Example 69 with Literal

use of at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal in project Alpha by alpha-asp.

the class RuleGroundingOrderTest method testToString_longerSimpleNonGround.

@Test
public void testToString_longerSimpleNonGround() {
    String aspStr = "a(X) :- b(X), c(X), d(X), not e(X).";
    CompiledProgram internalPrg = PARSE_AND_PREPROCESS.apply(aspStr);
    RuleGroundingInfo rgo0 = computeGroundingOrdersForRule(internalPrg, 0);
    assertEquals(3, rgo0.getStartingLiterals().size());
    for (Literal startingLiteral : rgo0.getStartingLiterals()) {
        switch(startingLiteral.getPredicate().getName()) {
            case "b":
                assertEquals("b(X) : | c(X), d(X), not e(X)", rgo0.orderStartingFrom(startingLiteral).toString());
                break;
            case "c":
                assertEquals("c(X) : | b(X), d(X), not e(X)", rgo0.orderStartingFrom(startingLiteral).toString());
                break;
            case "d":
                assertEquals("d(X) : | b(X), c(X), not e(X)", rgo0.orderStartingFrom(startingLiteral).toString());
                break;
            default:
                fail("Unexpected starting literal: " + startingLiteral);
        }
    }
}

Example 70 with Literal

use of at.ac.tuwien.kr.alpha.api.programs.literals.Literal in project Alpha by alpha-asp.

the class RuleGroundingOrderTest method testPositionFromWhichAllVarsAreBound_longerSimpleNonGround.

@Test
public void testPositionFromWhichAllVarsAreBound_longerSimpleNonGround() {
    String aspStr = "a(X) :- b(X), c(X), d(X), not e(X).";
    CompiledProgram internalPrg = PARSE_AND_PREPROCESS.apply(aspStr);
    RuleGroundingInfo rgo0 = computeGroundingOrdersForRule(internalPrg, 0);
    assertEquals(3, rgo0.getStartingLiterals().size());
    for (Literal startingLiteral : rgo0.getStartingLiterals()) {
        assertEquals(0, rgo0.orderStartingFrom(startingLiteral).getPositionFromWhichAllVarsAreBound());
    }
}