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Often assignment aggregates are used in a very inefficient way. Typical patters are
S = #sum { X : p(X) }, X > 10
or
S = #sum { X : p(X) }, T = #sum { X : q(X) }, S > T.
where p/1 and q/1 are non-domain predicates.
Both examples can easily be rewritten to drastically reduce grounding size. It would be nice to have a warning when assignment aggregates over non-domain predicates are used.
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Often assignment aggregates are used in a very inefficient way. Typical patters are
or
where
p/1
andq/1
are non-domain predicates.Both examples can easily be rewritten to drastically reduce grounding size. It would be nice to have a warning when assignment aggregates over non-domain predicates are used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: