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Title: Finite-Tree Analysis for Constraint Logic-Based Languages Research Question: How can we develop a data-flow analysis technique that accurately determines the finiteness of variables in logic-based programming languages that use rational trees? Methodology: The researchers proposed a new data-flow analysis technique based on abstract interpretation. They introduced a parametric domain with two components: a simple component for recording finite variables and a generic domain for sharing information. This approach allows for the combination of different domains, ensuring correctness and generality. The technique was enhanced by coupling it with a domain of Boolean functions called finite-tree dependencies, which precisely captures how the finiteness of some variables influences the finiteness of others. Results: The researchers presented experimental results showing that their technique, called finite-tree analysis, is a practical means of obtaining precise finiteness information. They demonstrated that the technique can be applied to various logic-based programming languages and that it effectively handles the finiteness of variables in rational trees. Implications: The development of this new data-flow analysis technique has significant implications for the field of logic-based programming languages. It provides a practical solution for accurately determining the finiteness of variables in programs that use rational trees, which can lead to improved performance and correctness. Additionally, the technique's ability to handle infinite rational trees and its generality make it applicable to a wide range of programming languages and applications. Link to Article: https://arxiv.org/abs/0404055v2 Authors: arXiv ID: 0404055v2 [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technique]] [[Category:Finiteness]] [[Category:Analysis]] [[Category:Based]] [[Category:Languages]]
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