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Successes of machine learning in formal theorem proving

Only a bit more than two months ago, a new formula for Kazhdan-Lusztig polynomials was found by Google's deep learning subsidiary: DeepMind (the same machine-learning company that wrote AlphaGo to ...
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auto-generating the proof of infinitude of primes

I doubt you are out of date. I think given a reasonable interpretation of this question, this is well beyond current (2022) systems. Nonetheless, I will also argue your question needs some ...
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Successes of machine learning in formal theorem proving

The group at OpenAI has recently published a new paper, among other problems they have been able to prove two questions from the International Mathematical Olympiad. Isabelle's Sledgehammer has been ...
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What are some automated theorem generators? What background logic do they use and what heuristics do they use for theorem-goodness?

MetaGen may be unique in that it is a Neural Theorem Generator which generates both statements and proofs. Nonetheless, there are a number of other papers which do 2 of the 3: Neural, Generate ...
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