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McNet : Loop Unrolling with Pivot being the Initial State #144

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SSoelvsten opened this issue Oct 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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McNet : Loop Unrolling with Pivot being the Initial State #144

SSoelvsten opened this issue Oct 17, 2024 · 0 comments
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One can skip an entire relnext*() operation in the Chain algorithm by abusing the following insights:

  • Consider the initial state the first pivot
  • Here, the already computed set reachable is the entire forward set.
  • Hence, the only thing still missing is the backwards set (relprev*()).

So, one can essentially do a loop-unrolling with the initial state as the pivot. This can potentially (in the best case) result in halving the number of symbolic steps.

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