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 * instantiate

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#include "cvc5_private.h"

#ifndef CVC5__THEORY__QUANTIFIERS__INSTANTIATE_H

#define CVC5__THEORY__QUANTIFIERS__INSTANTIATE_H

#include <map>

#include "context/cdhashset.h"

#include "expr/node.h"

#include "expr/proof.h"

#include "theory/inference_id.h"

#include "theory/quantifiers/inst_match_trie.h"

#include "theory/quantifiers/quant_util.h"

#include "util/statistics_stats.h"

namespace cvc5 {

class LazyCDProof;

namespace theory {

namespace quantifiers {

class TermRegistry;

class QuantifiersState;

class QuantifiersInferenceManager;

class QuantifiersRegistry;

class FirstOrderModel;

/** Instantiation rewriter

 *

 * This class is used for cases where instantiation lemmas can be rewritten by

 * external utilities. Examples of this include virtual term substitution and

 * nested quantifier elimination techniques.

 */

class InstantiationRewriter

{

 public:

  /** rewrite instantiation

   *

   * The node inst is the instantiation of quantified formula q for terms.

   * This method returns the rewritten form of the instantiation.

   *

   * The flag doVts is whether we must apply virtual term substitution to the

   * instantiation.

   *

   * Returns a TrustNode of kind REWRITE, corresponding to the rewrite of inst

   * and its proof generator.

   */

  virtual TrustNode rewriteInstantiation(Node q,

                                         std::vector<Node>& terms,

                                         Node inst,

                                         bool doVts) = 0;

};

/** Context-dependent list of nodes */

{

 public:

  /** The list */

  context::CDList<Node> d_list;

};

/** Instantiate

 *

 * This class is used for generating instantiation lemmas.  It maintains an

 * instantiation trie, which is represented by a different data structure

 * depending on whether incremental solving is enabled (see d_inst_match_trie

 * and d_c_inst_match_trie).

 *

 * Below, we say an instantiation lemma for q = forall x. F under substitution

 * { x -> t } is the formula:

 *   ( ~forall x. F V F * { x -> t } )

 * where * is application of substitution.

 *

 * Its main interface is ::addInstantiation(...), which is called by many of

 * the quantifiers modules, which enqueues instantiation lemmas in quantifiers

 * engine via calls to QuantifiersInferenceManager::addPendingLemma.

 *

 * It also has utilities for constructing instantiations, and interfaces for

 * getting the results of the instantiations produced during check-sat calls.

 */

class Instantiate : public QuantifiersUtil

{

  using NodeInstListMap =

      context::CDHashMap<Node, std::shared_ptr<InstLemmaList>>;

 public:

  Instantiate(QuantifiersState& qs,

              QuantifiersInferenceManager& qim,

              QuantifiersRegistry& qr,

              TermRegistry& tr,

              ProofNodeManager* pnm = nullptr);

  ~Instantiate();

  /** reset */

  bool reset(Theory::Effort e) override;

  /** register quantifier */

  void registerQuantifier(Node q) override;

  /** identify */

  /** check incomplete */

  bool checkComplete(IncompleteId& incId) override;

  //--------------------------------------rewrite objects

  /** add instantiation rewriter */

  void addRewriter(InstantiationRewriter* ir);

  /** notify flush lemmas

   *

   * This is called just before the quantifiers engine flushes its lemmas to

   * the output channel.

   */

  void notifyFlushLemmas();

  //--------------------------------------end rewrite objects

  /** do instantiation specified by m

   *

   * This function returns true if the instantiation lemma for quantified

   * formula q for the substitution specified by terms is successfully enqueued

   * via a call to QuantifiersInferenceManager::addPendingLemma.

   * @param q the quantified formula to instantiate

   * @param terms the terms to instantiate with

   * @param id the identifier of the instantiation lemma sent via the inference

   * manager

   * @param mkRep whether to take the representatives of the terms in the

   * range of the substitution m,

   * @param modEq whether to check for duplication modulo equality in

   * instantiation tries (for performance),

   * @param doVts whether we must apply virtual term substitution to the

   * instantiation lemma.

   *

   * This call may fail if it can be determined that the instantiation is not

   * relevant or legal in the current context. This happens if:

   * (1) The substitution is not well-typed,

   * (2) The substitution involves terms whose instantiation level is above the

   *     allowed limit,

   * (3) The resulting instantiation is entailed in the current context using a

   *     fast entailment check (see TermDb::isEntailed),

   * (4) The range of the substitution is a duplicate of that of a previously

   *     added instantiation,

   * (5) The instantiation lemma is a duplicate of previously added lemma.

   *

   */

  bool addInstantiation(Node q,

                        std::vector<Node>& terms,

                        InferenceId id,

                        bool mkRep = false,

                        bool modEq = false,

                        bool doVts = false);

  /**

   * Same as above, but we also compute a vector failMask indicating which

   * values in terms led to the instantiation not being added when this method

   * returns false.  For example, if q is the formula

   *   forall xy. x>5 => P(x,y)

   * If terms = { 4, 0 }, then this method will return false since

   *   4>5 => P(4,0)

   * is entailed true based on rewriting. This method may additionally set

   * failMask to "10", indicating that x's value was critical, but y's value

   * was not. In other words, all instantiations including { x -> 4 } will also

   * lead to this method returning false.

   *

   * The bits of failMask are computed in a greedy fashion, in reverse order.

   * That is, we check whether each variable is critical one at a time, starting

   * from the end.

   *

   * The parameter expFull is whether try to set all bits of the fail mask to

   * 0. If this argument is true, then we only try to set a suffix of the

   * bits in failMask to false. The motivation for expFull=false is for callers

   * of this method that are enumerating tuples in lexiocographic order. The

   * number of false bits in the suffix of failMask tells the caller how many

   * "decimal" places to increment their iterator.

   */

  bool addInstantiationExpFail(Node q,

                               std::vector<Node>& terms,

                               std::vector<bool>& failMask,

                               InferenceId id,

                               bool mkRep = false,

                               bool modEq = false,

                               bool doVts = false,

                               bool expFull = true);

  /** record instantiation

   *

   * Explicitly record that q has been instantiated with terms, with virtual

   * term substitution if doVts is true. This is the same as addInstantiation,

   * but does not enqueue an instantiation lemma.

   */

  void recordInstantiation(Node q,

                           std::vector<Node>& terms,

                           bool doVts = false);

  /** exists instantiation

   *

   * Returns true if and only if the instantiation already was added or

   * recorded by this class.

   *   modEq : whether to check for duplication modulo equality

   */

  bool existsInstantiation(Node q,

                           std::vector<Node>& terms,

                           bool modEq = false);

  //--------------------------------------general utilities

  /** get instantiation

   *

   * Returns the instantiation lemma for q under substitution { vars -> terms }.

   * doVts is whether to apply virtual term substitution to its body.

   *

   * If provided, pf is a lazy proof for which we store a proof of the

   * returned formula with free assumption q. This typically stores a

   * single INSTANTIATE step concluding the instantiated body of q from q.

   */

  Node getInstantiation(Node q,

                        std::vector<Node>& vars,

                        std::vector<Node>& terms,

                        bool doVts = false,

                        LazyCDProof* pf = nullptr);

  /** get instantiation

   *

   * Same as above but with vars equal to the bound variables of q.

   */

  Node getInstantiation(Node q, std::vector<Node>& terms, bool doVts = false);

  //--------------------------------------end general utilities

  /**

   * Debug print, called once per instantiation round. This prints

   * instantiations added this round to trace inst-per-quant-round, if

   * applicable, and prints to out if the option debug-inst is enabled.

   */

  void debugPrint(std::ostream& out);

  /** debug print model, called once, before we terminate with sat/unknown. */

  void debugPrintModel();

  //--------------------------------------user-level interface utilities

  /** get instantiated quantified formulas

   *

   * Get the list of quantified formulas that were instantiated in the current

   * user context, store them in qs.

   */

  void getInstantiatedQuantifiedFormulas(std::vector<Node>& qs) const;

  /** get instantiation term vectors

   *

   * Get term vectors corresponding to for all instantiations lemmas added in

   * the current user context for quantified formula q, store them in tvecs.

   */

  void getInstantiationTermVectors(Node q,

                                   std::vector<std::vector<Node> >& tvecs);

  /** get instantiation term vectors

   *

   * Get term vectors for all instantiations lemmas added in the current user

   * context for quantified formula q, store them in tvecs.

   */

  void getInstantiationTermVectors(

      std::map<Node, std::vector<std::vector<Node> > >& insts);

  /**

   * Get instantiations for quantified formula q. If q is (forall ((x T)) (P

   * x)), this is a list of the form (P t1) ... (P tn) for ground terms ti.

   */

  void getInstantiations(Node q, std::vector<Node>& insts);

  //--------------------------------------end user-level interface utilities

  /** Are proofs enabled for this object? */

  bool isProofEnabled() const;

  /** statistics class

   *

   * This tracks statistics on the number of instantiations successfully

   * enqueued on the quantifiers output channel, and the number of redundant

   * instantiations encountered by various criteria.

   */

  class Statistics

  {

   public:

    IntStat d_instantiations;

    IntStat d_inst_duplicate;

    IntStat d_inst_duplicate_eq;

    IntStat d_inst_duplicate_ent;

    Statistics();

  }; /* class Instantiate::Statistics */

  Statistics d_statistics;

 private:

  /** record instantiation, return true if it was not a duplicate

   *

   * modEq : whether to check for duplication modulo equality in instantiation

   *         tries (for performance),

   */

  bool recordInstantiationInternal(Node q,

                                   std::vector<Node>& terms,

                                   bool modEq = false);

  /** remove instantiation from the cache */

  bool removeInstantiationInternal(Node q, std::vector<Node>& terms);

  /**

   * Ensure that n has type tn, return a term equivalent to it for that type

   * if possible.

   */

  static Node ensureType(Node n, TypeNode tn);

  /** Get or make the instantiation list for quantified formula q */

  InstLemmaList* getOrMkInstLemmaList(TNode q);

  /** Reference to the quantifiers state */

  QuantifiersState& d_qstate;

  /** Reference to the quantifiers inference manager */

  QuantifiersInferenceManager& d_qim;

  /** The quantifiers registry */

  QuantifiersRegistry& d_qreg;

  /** Reference to the term registry */

  TermRegistry& d_treg;

  /** pointer to the proof node manager */

  ProofNodeManager* d_pnm;

  /** instantiation rewriter classes */

  std::vector<InstantiationRewriter*> d_instRewrite;

  /**

   * The list of all instantiation lemma bodies per quantifier. This is used

   * for debugging and for quantifier elimination.

   */

  NodeInstListMap d_insts;

  /** explicitly recorded instantiations

   *

   * Sometimes an instantiation is recorded internally but not sent out as a

   * lemma, for instance, for partial quantifier elimination. This is a map

   * of these instantiations, for each quantified formula. This map is cleared

   * on presolve, e.g. it is local to a check-sat call.

   */

  std::map<Node, std::vector<Node> > d_recordedInst;

  /** statistics for debugging total instantiations per quantifier per round */

  std::map<Node, uint32_t> d_temp_inst_debug;

  /** list of all instantiations produced for each quantifier

   *

   * We store context (dependent, independent) versions. If incremental solving

   * is disabled, we use d_inst_match_trie for performance reasons.

   */

  std::map<Node, InstMatchTrie> d_inst_match_trie;

  std::map<Node, CDInstMatchTrie*> d_c_inst_match_trie;

  /**

   * The list of quantified formulas for which the domain of d_c_inst_match_trie

   * is valid.

   */

  context::CDHashSet<Node> d_c_inst_match_trie_dom;

  /**

   * A CDProof storing instantiation steps.

   */

  std::unique_ptr<CDProof> d_pfInst;

};

}  // namespace quantifiers

}  // namespace theory

}  // namespace cvc5

#endif /* CVC5__THEORY__QUANTIFIERS__INSTANTIATE_H */