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EGraph minimization with bisimulation - #346
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Very cool |
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However, I'm guessing that we won't want to merge and maintain this algorithm in egg itself. You may have more luck adding it to the extraction gym |
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This is very cool! But I don't currently think it should be merged. It seems all of this could be implemented outside off egg in a separate crate, which is my preference. |
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Implemented bisimulation to convert egraph to dtfa, minimize the dtfa, then convert the dtfa back to egraph. There is quite a bit of overhead but the code is all self contained. If someone wants to try optimizing the minimization code they can do that too.