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In First-Order Logic (FOL), "resolution" is a powerful inference rule that
24 Aug 2024 — Steps for Resolution 1. Conversion to Clau
allows you to prove a statement by showing a contradiction arises when Form: The statements in FOL are transformed into clausal
you assume the negation of that statement, essentially by combining Naukri.com
clauses with complementary literals to derive new information and
eventually reach an empty clause, signifying a logical contradiction ; it's a
key component in automated theorem proving systems. First-order logic - Wikipedia
Resolution. ... The resolution rule is a single rule of inferen
Key points about resolution: that, together with unification, is sound and complete for fir
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Clausal form:
To apply resolution, all statements in FOL need to be converted into "clausal form,"
where each clause is a disjunction (OR) of literals (positive or negated atomic formulas). Resolution Method - an overview | ScienceDirect To
Resolution Method is a proof procedure in computer scienc
Complementary literals: particularly suitable for propositional and first-order logics,…
The core of resolution is finding complementary literals (a literal and its negation) within ScienceDirect.com
different clauses.

Unification:
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To match complementary literals, a process called "unification" is used, where variables
in the literals are substituted with appropriate values to make them identical.

Example with steps:


Problem: Prove "Everyone who owns a dog is happy" given the following
statements:
"If someone owns a dog, then they are a pet owner" (P(x) -> O(x))
"Every pet owner is happy" (O(x) -> H(x))

Steps:
Convert to clausal form:
"P(x) -> O(x)" becomes "¬P(x) ∨ O(x)" (using implication to disjunction)
"O(x) -> H(x)" becomes "¬O(x) ∨ H(x)"

Negation of the statement to be proven:


"Everyone who owns a dog is happy" becomes "∃x (P(x) ∧ ¬H(x))" (exists someone
who owns a dog but is not happy)
In clausal form: "P(a) ∧ ¬H(a)" (where "a" is a new variable representing an
individual)

Apply resolution:
Step 1: Select clauses to resolve. Choose "¬P(x) ∨ O(x)" and "P(a) ∧ ¬H(a)".
Step 2: Unify "P(x)" and "P(a)" by substituting "x" with "a" to get "¬P(a) ∨ O(a)" and
"P(a) ∧ ¬H(a)".
Step 3: Remove the complementary literals "P(a)" and "¬P(a)" to get "O(a) ∧ ¬H(a)".
Step 4: Select "¬O(x) ∨ H(x)" and "O(a) ∧ ¬H(a)".
Step 5: Unify "O(x)" with "O(a)" (substituting "x" with "a") to get "¬O(a) ∨ H(a)" and
"O(a) ∧ ¬H(a)".
Step 6: Remove complementary literals "O(a)" and "¬O(a)" to get "¬H(a)".

Empty clause reached:


Since "¬H(a)" is a single negated literal, we have reached an empty clause,
signifying a contradiction. This means the original assumption (that there is

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someone who owns a dog but isn't happy) is false, therefore proving the statement
"Everyone who owns a dog is happy".

Key takeaway: Resolution is a powerful inference rule in FOL that repeatedly


combines clauses with complementary literals, using unification to match them,
until a contradiction (empty clause) is derived, thus proving the desired
statement.

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తెలుగు‌లో In English

The resolution rule for first-order logic is simply a lifted


version of the propositional rule. Resolution can
resolve two clauses if they contain complementary
literals, which are assumed to be standardized apart
so that they share no variables. Where li and mj are
complementary literals.

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