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Compute intervals by computing bounds for linear equations given by comparison literals to extend safety. The examples below give an overview of contexts where this feature is applicable.
% conjunction 2 { p(1..3) } 3. q :- p(X): 1 <= X <= 3. % disjunction p(X): 1 <= X <= 3. % head aggregate 2 { p(X): 1 <= X <= 3 } 3. 2 #count { X: p(X): 1 <= X <= 3 } 3. % body aggregate 2 { p(1..3) } 3. q :- 2 { p(X): 1 <= X <= 3 } 3. q :- 2 #count { X: p(X), 1 <= X <= 3 } 3. % rule 0 { p(1..3) } 2. q :- p(X), 1 <= X <= 3.
Compute intervals by computing bounds for linear equations given by comparison literals to extend safety. The examples below give an overview of contexts where this feature is applicable.