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2016 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
What’s in a Theorem Name?
verfasst von : David Aspinall, Cezary Kaliszyk
Erschienen in: Interactive Theorem Proving
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Abstract
ITPs use names for proved theorems. Good names are either widely known or descriptive, corresponding to a theorem’s statement. Good names should be consistent with conventions, and be easy to remember. But thinking of names like this for every intermediate result is a burden: some developers avoid this by using consecutive integers or random hashes instead. We ask: is it possible to relieve the naming burden and automatically suggest sensible theorem names? We present a method to do this. It works by learning associations between existing theorem names in a large library and the names of defined objects and term patterns occurring in their corresponding statements.