
Intelligent Computer Mathematics
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Content
- Title
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Mathematical Knowledge Management 2012
- Dependencies in Formal Mathematics: Applications and Extraction for Coq and Mizar
- Introduction
- Dependencies: What Depends on What?
- Dependency Extraction in Coq
- Dependency Availability, Format, and Protocol
- Coverage and Limitations
- Dependency Extraction in Mizar
- Comparison of the Methods
- Evaluation, Experiments, and Applications
- Dependency Extraction for CoRN and MML
- Dependency Analysis for AI-Based Proof Assistance
- Interactive Editing with Fine-Grained Dependencies
- Learning Dependencies
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Proof, Message and Certificate
- Introduction
- Message and Certificate
- A Social Process
- Declarative vs. Procedural
- A Complex Problem
- References
- Challenges and Experiences in Managing Large-Scale Proofs
- Introduction
- Challenges
- New Proof Engineer Joins the Project
- Expert Proof Engineer during Main Development
- Proof Maintenance
- Social and Management Aspects
- Tool Support for Moving Lemmas
- Design and Implementation Choices
- Experience and Related Work
- Summary
- References
- Semantic Alliance: A Framework for Semantic Allies
- Introduction
- The Semantic Alliance Framework
- Invasive Design via Semantic Illustration
- The Semantic Alliance Framework as a Mashup Enabler
- Building on Open APIs
- A Validation of the Semantic Alliance Framework
- Sissi: An Implementation of Semantic Alliance
- Discussion
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Extending MKM Formats at the Statement Level
- Introduction
- MMT/OMDoc
- A Framework for Language Extensions
- Representing Extension Principles
- Syntax Extensions and Surface Languages
- OMDoc Concrete Syntax for EL Declarations
- Pragmatic Surface Syntax
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- A Streaming Digital Ink Framework for Multi-party Collaboration
- Introduction
- Portability of the Framework
- Portability of Software
- Portability of Digital Ink Data
- Architecture
- The Collaboration Extension
- The Training Extension
- The Mathematical Recognition Extension
- The Compression Extension
- The Rendering Extension
- The Archival Extension
- Implementation
- User Interface
- Collaboration
- Training
- Mathematical Recognition
- Discussion
- Scenarios
- Lessons Learnt
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Cost-Effective Integration of MKM Semantic Services into Editing Environments
- Introduction
- Aims and Scope of Integration
- Targeted Authoring Services
- Levels of Integration
- Comparison to Other MKM Integrations
- Editor Service Integration Architecture
- The Real-Time Document Synchronization and Service Broker
- Document Model and Changesets
- Time Consuming vs. Reactive Services
- User Interaction Model
- Architecture Implementation
- Implemented Semantic Services
- Libraries and APIs
- Evaluation of Integration Costs
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Understanding the Learners' Actions when Using Mathematics Learning Tools
- Learners' Actions and the Perception of Teachers
- State of the Art in Logging User Actions
- Standards for Integrating Learning Tools
- Research Around Log Collections
- Conclusions from Literature Review
- The SMALA Architecture
- Software Components and Their Interactions
- Log Objects Knowledge Structure
- Availability
- Making the Learning Tools Available
- Types of Log Views and Their Usage
- Session Views
- Requests for Help
- Summary Views
- Evaluation of Learning Tools Using SMALA-Logging
- Feature Usage Statistics
- Technical Challenges
- Conclusion
- Open Questions
- References
- Towards Understanding Triangle Construction Problems
- Introduction
- Constructions by Straightedge and Compass
- Wernick's Problems
- Underlying Geometry Knowledge
- Definitions
- Lemmas
- Primitive Constructions
- Search Algorithm
- Output
- Proving Constructions Correct
- Re-evaluation
- Future Work
- Conclusions
- References
- A Query Language for Formal Mathematical Libraries
- Introduction and Related Work
- The QMT Query Language
- Syntax
- Semantics
- Predefined Symbols
- Definable Queries
- Querying MMT Libraries
- Implementation
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Abramowitz and Stegun - A Resource for Mathematical Document Analysis
- Introduction
- Abramowitz and Stegun
- Rescan and Analysis
- Connected Components and Geometric Moments
- Special Clips
- Conclusions
- References
- Point-and-Write - Documenting Formal Mathematics by Reference
- Introduction
- Describing and Including Formal Text
- Use Case
- Alternatives for Inclusion
- Syntax for Referring
- Requirements on Syntax
- Resulting Syntax
- Annotation of Types and Content
- The Type Vocabulary of the OMDoc Ontology
- Datasets for Content Annotation
- Annotating Formal Texts
- System: Agora
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- An Essence of SSReflect
- Introduction
- Background
- Underlying Logic of eSSence
- The eSSence Language
- Giving Meaning to eSSence Scripts
- Refactoring eSSence
- Conclusions
- References
- Calculemus 2012
- Theory Presentation Combinators
- Introduction
- The Problem
- Contributions
- Plan of Paper
- Motivation for Theory Presentation Combinators
- Category of Contexts
- Semantics of Theory Presentation Combinators
- Discussion
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- Verifying an Algorithm Computing Discrete Vector Fields for Digital Imaging
- Introduction
- Mathematics to Formalize
- A Non Deterministic Algorithm in SSReflect
- An Effective Implementation: From Haskell to Coq
- The Romero-Sergeraert Algorithm
- A Haskell Program
- Testing with QuickCheck
- Formalization in Coq /SSReflect
- Experimental Results
- Application to Biomedical Images
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- Towards the Formal Specification and Verification of Maple Programs
- Introduction
- State of the Art
- MiniMaple
- A Type System for MiniMaple
- Design
- Formalization
- Application
- A Formal Specification Language for MiniMaple
- Formal Semantics of MiniMaple
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Formalizing Frankl's Conjecture: FC-Families
- Introduction
- Frankl's Families
- Union Closed Families
- The Frankl's Condition
- Family Isomorphisms
- FC Characterization by Weight Functions and Shares
- Combinatorial Search
- Efficient Implementation
- Uniformnkm-Families
- FC-Families Verified
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- CDCL-Based Abstract State Transition System for Coherent Logic
- Introduction
- Background
- Abstract State Transition System for CL
- Properties of CL Transition Systems
- Generation of Readable Proofs
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Speeding Up Cylindrical Algebraic Decomposition by Gr¨obner Bases
- Introduction
- Examples in This Paper
- BuchbergerHong1991
- Chenetal2009d
- Two Spheres and a Cylinder
- Prior Art
- Buchberger-Hong
- Phisanbut
- Further Developments
- =G with &R
- =G with =C
- =G with Inequalities in &R
- Choice of Method
- The Metric TNoI
- TNoI Data
- What Is TNoI Measuring?
- Conclusions
- References
- Artificial Intelligence and Symbolic Computation 2012
- A System for Axiomatic Programming
- Introduction
- Axiomatic Programming
- Axioms and Concepts
- Associated Types and Values
- Implementation
- Structure of the Liz System
- Type Checking
- Code Generation
- Related Work and Conclusion
- References
- Reasoning on Schemata of Formulæ
- Introduction
- A Logic for Iterated Schemata
- Proof Procedure
- Properties of the Proof Procedure
- Conclusion
- References
- Management of Change in Declarative Languages
- Introduction
- The MMT Language
- Related Work
- A Theory of Changes
- A Data Structure for Changes
- A Data Structure for Dependencies
- Change Propagation
- A Generic Change Management API
- Conclusion
- References
- MathWebSearch 0.5: Scaling an Open Formula Search Engine
- Introduction
- Querying Mathematics by Unification
- The MathWebSearch System, Version 0.5
- Substitution Tree Indexing in MathWebSearch
- Search Front Ends and Embeddings
- Evaluation
- Distributing MathWebSearch
- A Distributable Substitution Tree
- Architectural Overview
- Conclusion and Future Work
- Additional Corpora
- Extending the Indexing
- Result Ranking
- Advanced Search Services
- References
- Real Algebraic Strategies for MetiTarski Proofs
- Introduction
- Motivating Hypotheses
- Overview of Contributions
- Model Sharing
- MetiTarski Proof Search in More Detail
- Univariate Factorisations
- Experimental Results
- Future Work
- Conclusion
- References
- A Combinator Language for Theorem Discovery
- Introduction
- Incidence Reasoning in the Foundations of Geometry
- Stream Discoverers
- The Stream Monad
- Case-Analysis
- Trees
- Additional Primitives and Derived Discoverers
- Case-Splitting
- Filtering
- Deduction
- Integration
- The Problem Revisited
- Results
- Conclusion and Further Work
- References
- Digital Mathematics Libraries 2012
- DynGenPar - A Dynamic Generalized Parser for Common Mathematical Language
- Introduction
- State of the Art
- The DynGenPar Algorithm
- Design Considerations
- The Initial Graph
- Operations
- Example
- Analysis
- Implementation
- Technologies and Licensing
- Integration into FMathL Concise
- Implementation Considerations
- Predictive Parsing
- Efficient Exhaustive Parsing
- Rule Labels
- Custom Parse Actions
- Token Sources
- Natural Language
- Next Token Constraints
- Interoperability with GF
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Writing on Clouds
- Introduction
- Preliminaries and Related Work
- Recognition Aspects
- Architectural Aspects
- Related Work
- Clouds Serving Clouds
- Recognition Flow
- Manipulation of Clouds
- Implementation
- Initial Training
- Implementation of the Application
- Attractive Display of Recognized Characters
- Experimental Evaluation
- Setting
- Results
- Conclusion
- References
- Systems and Projects 2012
- A Web Interface for Matita
- References
- MaxTract: Converting PDF to LATEX, MathML and Text
- Introduction
- MaxTract Process
- Translation
- Basic Drivers
- Annotated PDF
- Layered PDF
- Accessibility Formats
- MaxTract Online Interface
- References
- New Developments in Parsing Mizar
- Introduction
- LayersofaMizar Text
- Normalizations of Mizar Texts
- Weakly Strict Mizar
- More Strict Mizar
- Applications
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Open Geometry Textbook: A Case Study of Knowledge Acquisition via Collective Intelligence
- Motivations
- Objectives
- Methodologies
- Mechanisms
- Timelines
- References
- Project Presentation: Algorithmic Structuring and Compression of Proofs (ASCOP)
- Introduction
- Theoretical Foundations
- Aims of the ASCOP-Project
- References
- On Formal Specification of Maple Programs
- Introduction
- A Type System for MiniMaple
- A Specification Language for MiniMaple
- Conclusions
- References
- The Planetary Project: Towards eMath3.0
- References
- Tentative Experiments with Ellipsis in Mizar
- Motivation
- Ellipsis
- Parsing
- Reasoning
- Verifying
- Applications in MML
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Reimplementing the Mathematics Subject Classification (MSC) as a Linked Open Dataset
- References
- The Distributed Ontology Language (DOL): Ontology Integration and Interoperability Applied to Mathematical Formalization
- Distributed Ontologies for Interoperability
- The Distributed Ontology Language (DOL) - Overview
- Applications to Mathematical Formalization
- References
- Isabelle/jEdit - A Prover IDE within the PIDE Framework
- Overview
- Using the System
- Implemented Concepts
- References
- Author Index
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