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Literal index support other that 1:N (or also support for reindexing) #20

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khosravipasha opened this issue Jun 17, 2020 · 1 comment
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Literal index support other that 1:N (or also support for reindexing) #20

khosravipasha opened this issue Jun 17, 2020 · 1 comment

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khosravipasha commented Jun 17, 2020 •
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  1. Do we want to support reindxing? Might be useful when combining two different circuit with overlap in variables but the indexes are different (for example one variable could be x_1 in first cicuit but x_3 in second circuit).

  2. How does indexing of literals work after we do conjunction/disjunction/forgetting/conditinoing etc, specially if we want to save them and load them again later on.
@khosravipasha khosravipasha changed the title Indexing of variables after transformations Index of variables after transformations, reindexing, etc Jul 17, 2020
@khosravipasha khosravipasha changed the title Index of variables after transformations, reindexing, etc Support for reindexing, effects of transformations on variable indexes Jul 28, 2020
@khosravipasha khosravipasha changed the title Support for reindexing, effects of transformations on variable indexes Literal index support other that 1:N (or even support for reindexing) Nov 11, 2020
@khosravipasha khosravipasha changed the title Literal index support other that 1:N (or even support for reindexing) Literal index support other that 1:N (or also support for reindexing) Nov 11, 2020
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Closing, as the new api should support other than 1:N.
Reindexing might not be as useful, if needed we can reopen this later on.

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