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Canonicalization in the PrIKL Reasoner

Published

Author(s)

Don E. Libes, Antoine D. Gerardin, Severin Tixier, Fabian M. Neuhaus

Abstract

Many objects in the PrIKL Reasoner have a canonical representation. This representation and its implementation required a number of choices with ramifications. This paper describes the choices, their consequences, and some of the more interesting implementation details. This information will be helpful in understanding the implementation of PrIKL, particular for implementors of PrIKL plugins. It may also be helpful in designing systems with similar representational problems.
Citation
Journal of Software

Keywords

canonical representation, reasoner, PrIKL, IKL

Citation

Libes, D. , Gerardin, A. , Tixier, S. and Neuhaus, F. (2013), Canonicalization in the PrIKL Reasoner, Journal of Software (Accessed October 12, 2025)

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Created May 30, 2013, Updated February 19, 2017
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