/*
* richard-atp-engine: A saturation-based automated theorem prover for first-order logic.
* Copyright (C) 2026 Richard Qin
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#pragma once
/// @file problem_analyzer.h
/// @brief Analyzes input clauses and selects the optimal Calculus.
///
/// Before the Prover starts its main loop, the ProblemAnalyzer inspects
/// the input clause set to determine problem characteristics:
/// - Contains equality? → enable paramodulation
/// - Pure Horn clauses? → use SLD resolution
/// - Contains arithmetic literals? → enable theory solver
/// - Problem size / clause density → tune resource limits
///
/// This is the "auto mode" that mature ATPs use to avoid loading
/// unnecessary inference rules that would explode the search space.
#include "atp/core/clause.h"
#include "atp/strategy/calculus.h"
#include
namespace atp {
/// Features detected in the input problem.
struct ProblemFeatures {
bool has_equality = false; ///< Contains '=' predicate
bool is_purely_propositional = false; ///< No function symbols, no variables
bool is_horn = false; ///< All clauses are Horn clauses
bool has_existential = false; ///< Had existential quantifiers (Skolemized)
size_t num_clauses = 0;
size_t num_predicates = 0;
size_t num_functions = 0;
size_t max_clause_size = 0;
size_t max_term_depth = 0;
};
/// Analyze the input clauses and extract problem features.
ProblemFeatures analyzeFeatures(const std::vector& clauses, const TermBank& bank);
/// Select the optimal calculus based on detected features.
/// This is the core strategy dispatch logic.
std::unique_ptr selectCalculus(const ProblemFeatures& features);
} // namespace atp