Package net.sf.tweety.action.description.syntax

Class CLaw

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    CausalLaw, Formula
    Direct Known Subclasses:
    DynamicLaw, StaticLaw
    public abstract class CLaw
extends java.lang.Object
implements CausalLaw
    The action description language C consists of two distinct expressions: static laws and dynamic laws. Both share some common functionalities which are implemented in this base class.
    Author:
    Sebastian Homann

    • Constructor Summary

      Constructors 
      Constructor Description
      CLaw()
      Creates an empty causal law.
      CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula)
      Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if True
      CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula, java.util.Set<GroundingRequirement> requirements)
      Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if True requires requirements
      CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula, FolFormula ifFormula)
      Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if ifFormula
      CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula, FolFormula ifFormula, java.util.Set<GroundingRequirement> requirements)
      Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if ifFormula requires requirements

    • Method Summary

      Modifier and Type Method Description
      void addGroundingRequirement​(GroundingRequirement c)  
      abstract java.util.Set<CLaw> getAllGrounded()
      Returns the set of all grounded instances of this causal law.
      abstract java.util.Set<FolAtom> getAtoms()
      Returns the set of propositions in all formulas in this law.
      abstract java.util.Set<FolFormula> getFormulas()
      Returns the set of formulas contained in this causal law, e.g.
      FolFormula getHeadFormula()
      Returns the headFormula of this causal law.
      FolFormula getIfFormula()
      Returns the ifFormula of this causal law.
      abstract Signature getSignature()
      Returns the signature of the language of this formula.
      abstract boolean isDefinite()
      Returns true iff this law is definite.
      boolean isGround()  
      abstract java.util.Set<CLaw> toDefinite()
      Returns an equivalent definite causal law.

      • Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

        equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

    • Constructor Detail

      • CLaw

        public CLaw()
        Creates an empty causal law.

      • CLaw

        public CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula)
        Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if True
        Parameters:
        headFormula - some FOL formula

      • CLaw

        public CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula,
            java.util.Set<GroundingRequirement> requirements)
        Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if True requires requirements
        Parameters:
        headFormula - some FOL formula
        requirements - a set of requirements

      • CLaw

        public CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula,
            FolFormula ifFormula,
            java.util.Set<GroundingRequirement> requirements)
        Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if ifFormula requires requirements
        Parameters:
        headFormula - some FOL formula
        ifFormula - some FOL formula
        requirements - a set of requirements

      • CLaw

        public CLaw​(FolFormula headFormula,
            FolFormula ifFormula)
        Creates a causal law of the form caused headFormula if ifFormula
        Parameters:
        headFormula - some FOL formula
        ifFormula - some FOL formula

    • Method Detail

      • getSignature

        public abstract Signature getSignature()
        Description copied from interface: Formula
        Returns the signature of the language of this formula.
        Specified by:
        getSignature in interface Formula
        Returns:
        the signature of the language of this formula.

      • isDefinite

        public abstract boolean isDefinite()
        Returns true iff this law is definite. A causal law is definite if it's head is a literal or a contradiction and all formulas are conjunctions of literals.
        Returns:
        true, if this law is definite, false otherwise.

      • toDefinite

        public abstract java.util.Set<CLaw> toDefinite()
                                        throws java.lang.IllegalStateException
        Returns an equivalent definite causal law. A causal law is definite if it's head is a literal or a contradiction and all formulas are conjunctions of literals.
        Returns:
        the equivalent definite causal law if one exists.
        Throws:
        java.lang.IllegalStateException - when there is no equivalent definite causal law.

      • getAtoms

        public abstract java.util.Set<FolAtom> getAtoms()
        Returns the set of propositions in all formulas in this law.
        Returns:
        the set of propositions in all formulas in this law.

      • getFormulas

        public abstract java.util.Set<FolFormula> getFormulas()
        Returns the set of formulas contained in this causal law, e.g. in a static law, this contains the head formula and the if formula.
        Returns:
        the set of formulas contained in this causal law.

      • getHeadFormula

        public FolFormula getHeadFormula()
        Returns the headFormula of this causal law.
        Returns:
        the headFormula of this causal law.

      • getIfFormula

        public FolFormula getIfFormula()
        Returns the ifFormula of this causal law.
        Returns:
        the ifFormula of this causal law.

      • isGround

        public boolean isGround()

      • getAllGrounded

        public abstract java.util.Set<CLaw> getAllGrounded()
        Returns the set of all grounded instances of this causal law.
        Returns:
        the set of all grounded instances of this causal law.