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['Fact2', 'Rule1', ['Default']]
Step reasoning:
Default -> int0: Amelia is 0 kind; Fact2 & Rule1 & int0 -> int1: Gary is 0+3=3 kind
ID: 196
Fact:
0. helps(Olivia, Harry)
1. helps(Harry, Hannah)
2. helps(Charlie, Hannah)
3. helps(Charlie, Harry)
4. kisses(Charlie, Olivia)
5. sees(Hannah, Olivia)
Rule:
0. is(?x, blue, 2) -> is(?x, friendly, 3)
1. is(?x, red, 4) -> is(?x, blue, 1)
2. kisses(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, blue, 1y+4)
3. sees(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, friendly, 2y+3)
4. is(?x, reserved, 1) -> is(?x, blue, 4)
5. kisses(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, reserved, 1y+2)
Assertion:
greater(Hannah, friendly, 3)
Answer:
False
One reasoning:
['Fact5', 'Rule3', ['Default']]
Step reasoning:
Default -> int0: Olivia is 0 friendly; Fact5 & Rule3 & int0 -> int1: Hannah is 2*0+3=3 friendly
ID: 197
Fact:
0. kisses(Hannah, Sophia)
1. is(Bob, nice, 2)
2. kisses(Sophia, Bob)
3. interacts(Joseph, Hannah)
4. kisses(Hannah, Bob)
5. likes(Joseph, Sophia)
Rule:
0. is(?x, generous, 3) -> is(?x, nice, 4)
1. is(?x, nice, 3) -> is(?x, generous, 1)
2. is(?x, smart, 4) -> is(?x, nice, 1)
3. is(?x, generous, 2) -> is(?x, reserved, 1)
4. interacts(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, reserved, 1y+1)
5. is(?x, generous, 1) -> is(?x, reserved, 1)
Assertion:
greater(Joseph, reserved, 10)
Answer:
False
One reasoning:
['Fact3', 'Rule4', ['Default']]
Step reasoning:
Default -> int0: Hannah is 0 reserved; Fact3 & Rule4 & int0 -> int1: Joseph is 0+1=1 reserved
ID: 198
Fact:
0. argues(Amelia, Mia)
1. argues(James, Mia)
2. is(James, big, 3)
3. chases(Mia, James)
4. chases(Charlie, Amelia)
5. argues(James, Charlie)
Rule:
0. chases(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, blue, 2y+4)
1. is(?x, young, 3) -> is(?x, round, 3)
2. is(?x, blue, 1) -> is(?x, round, 4)
3. is(?x, big, 1) -> is(?x, young, 1)
4. is(?x, big, 2) -> is(?x, young, 1)
5. visits(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, young, 1y+1)
Assertion:
less(Mia, blue, 8)
Answer:
True
One reasoning:
['Fact3', 'Rule0', ['Default']]
Step reasoning:
Default -> int0: James is 0 blue; Fact3 & Rule0 & int0 -> int1: Mia is 2*0+4=4 blue
ID: 199
Fact:
0. is(Gary, gruff, 1)
1. is(Amelia, confident, 1)
2. sees(Gary, Amelia)
3. sees(Joseph, Amelia)
4. chases(Gary, Amelia)
5. sees(Gary, Alexander)
Rule:
0. chases(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, red, 2y+4)
1. argues(?x, ?y) -> is(?x, gruff, 1y+1)
2. is(?x, confident, 1) -> is(?x, gruff, 2)
3. is(?x, confident, 4) -> is(?x, red, 4)
4. is(?x, round, 2) -> is(?x, gruff, 1)
5. is(?x, confident, 2) -> is(?x, gruff, 4)
Assertion:
greater(Amelia, gruff, 5)
Answer:
False
One reasoning:
['Rule2', ['Fact1']]
Step reasoning:
Fact1 -> int0: Amelia is 1 confident; Rule2 & int0 -> int1: Amelia is 2 gruff