clorm.clingo.Control.solve() with assumptions is now deterministic #125
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Provided the input is deterministic the output assumption list will also be determinisitic. Note: using a list or factbase is deterministic, but if you pass it a set() object then the order or iteration is non-deterministic so the assumption list will also be non-deterministic.
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Provided the input is deterministic the output assumption list will also be determinisitic. Note: using a list or factbase is deterministic, but if you pass it a set() object then the order or iteration is non-deterministic so the assumption list will also be non-deterministic.