Closed mahi045 closed 1 year ago
The solver reports a lower and upper bound on the cautious consequences whenever a model is found. You see Consequences: [l;u]
in the output. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to check which atoms have already been shown to be cautious consequences. This is rather a problem with the API, which does not (conveniently) expose this information. One could still get this information but it would require using a propagator.
I see, thank you
I see, thank you
If this is important for your application, it would probably be easy to extend the API to query whether an atom is a consequence.
I implemented a first draft in #423.
Hi, Is it possible to compute anytime cautious reasoning using clingo?