[Termtools] [Termcomp] Fwd: Re: [color] Termination Competition 2009: Call for Participation
René Thiemann
rene.thiemann at uibk.ac.at
Fri Dec 11 13:51:46 CET 2009
Am 11.12.2009 um 13:29 schrieb Johannes Waldmann:
>
>>> It should be clear before starting the competition
>>> how the tools (the provers AND the
>>> certifiers) are going to be evaluated?
>
>> This should be decided by the steering committee [...]
>
> well, who made the proposal for running certification in three stages?
> same person should make a proposal for scoring ... then SC decides :-)
I think I was involved in that part. Therefore, in the previous mail I
made
a concrete proposal :-)
> We should take into account:
> * all participants should be happy with the decision -
> so some open discussion seems necessary
Sure, therefore I made a public proposal to termtools where everyone
can see it
and give comments.
> * scoring algorithm must be easy/trivial to implement on termcomp,
> otherwise competition cannot start on schedule.
The proposed scoring is easy to implement, it just needs some SQL-
queries
which do not even have to be ready when running the competition. Since
all
certifiers are run on all generates proofs, every scoring function can
be
implemented afterwards.
> Especially with an eye to the schedule,
> the most trivial implementation is none. This would mean:
> * provers are evaluated according to
> whether they produced any certificate
I do not agree here, one should take into account whether the
certificate
is really accepted by at least one of the certifiers. Provers should not
be awarded with points for wrong/uncertifiable proofs.
> * certifiers are evaluated according to
> whether they could verify a certificate.
Agreed. The question is just, do we count "certified TRSs" or
"certified proofs",
cf. scoring theme 3 and 4 from my previous mail. Since both scores are
somehow
sensible I would like to display them both.
Moreover, in my opinion it also makes sense to display a winning
combination
of tool and certifier.
Cheers,
Rene
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