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Predicate weakening in AbsInt #80
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The list of interpolants is now more concrete (from IPredicate to AbsIntPredicate) in order to allow for more functionality and to allow for computing unsat cores with abstract interpretation.
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For clarification: this issue is about predicate weakening. |
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Compute the unsat core of all terms part of an obtained counterexample in order to reduce conjuncts in terms.
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