Automated reasoning demonstrates improved performance using a new classifier in group theory applications.
The unsolved Andrews-Curtis conjecture in group theory gives rise to many famously challenging theorem-proving problems. Automated reasoning is one of the best state-of-the-art approaches to solving them. We have developed a new classifier inspired by group theory and a new search algorithm orientated at using for the Andrews-Curtis conjecture. We combine them with automated reasoning and compare their performance with automated reasoning.
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