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Module CQueue.WeightFun
Weight functions
type t = C.t -> intattribute a weight to a clause. The smaller, the better (lightweight clauses will be favored). A weight must always be positive; the weight of the empty clause should alwyays be 0.
val of_string : string -> tparse string description of weight function and return it
val default : tUse Literal.heuristic_weight
val penalty : tReturns the penalty of the clause
val favor_all_neg : tFavor clauses with only negative ground lits
val favor_non_all_neg : tFavor clauses that have at least one non-(ground negative) lit
val favor_ground : tval favor_horn : tval favor_goal : tThe closest a clause is from the initial goal, the lowest its weight. Some threshold is used for clauses that are too far away
val conj_relative : 
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