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Lean.LibrarySuggestions.Basic

An API for library suggestion algorithms. #

This module provides a basic API for library suggestion algorithms, which are used to suggest relevant theorems from the library for the current goal. In the literature this is usually known as "premise selection", but we mostly avoid that term as most of our users will not be familiar with the term.

The core interface is the Selector type, which is a function from a metavariable and a configuration to a list of suggestions. The Selector is registered as an environment extension, and the trivial (no suggestions) implementation is Lean.LibrarySuggestions.empty.

Lean does not provide a default library suggestion engine, so this module is intended to be used in conjunction with a downstream package which registers a library suggestion engine.

@[implemented_by _private.Lean.LibrarySuggestions.Basic.0.Lean.Expr.FoldRelevantConstantsImpl.foldUnsafe]
opaque Lean.Expr.foldRelevantConstants {α : Type} (e : Expr) (init : α) (f : NameαMetaM α) :

Apply f to every constant occurring in e once, skipping instance arguments and proofs.

Collect the constants occuring in e (once each), skipping instance arguments and proofs.

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    Collect the constants occuring in e (once each), skipping instance arguments and proofs.

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      A Suggestion is essentially just an identifier and a confidence score that the identifier is relevant. If the premise selection request included information about the intended use (e.g. in the simplifier, in grind, etc.) the score may be adjusted for that application.

      • name : Name
      • score : Float

        The score of the suggestion, as a probability that this suggestion should be used.

      • flag : Option String

        Optional flag associated with the suggestion, e.g. "←" or "=", if the premise selection algorithm is aware of the tactic consuming the results, and wants to suggest modifiers for this suggestion. E.g. this supports calling simp in the reverse direction, or telling grind or aesop to use the theorem in a particular way.

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        • maxSuggestions : Nat

          The maximum number of suggestions to return.

        • caller : Option String

          The tactic that is calling the premise selection, e.g. simp, grind, or aesop. This may be used to adjust the score of the suggestions

        • filter : NameMetaM Bool

          A filter on suggestions; only suggestions returning true should be returned. (It can be better to filter on the premise selection side, to ensure that enough suggestions are returned.)

        • hint : Option String

          An optional arbitrary "hint" to the premise selection algorithm. There is no guarantee that the algorithm will make any use of the hint.

          Potential use cases include a natural language comment provided by the user (e.g. allowing use of the premise selector as a search engine) or including context from the current proof and/or file.

          We may later split these use cases into separate fields if necessary.

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          @[reducible, inline]
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            Construct a Selector (which acts on an MVarId) from a function which takes the pretty printed goal.

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              Respect the Config.filter option by implementing it as a post-filter. If a premise selection implementation does not natively handle the filter, it should be wrapped with this function.

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                Wrapper for Selector that ensures the maxSuggestions field in Config is respected, post-hoc.

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                  Combine two premise selectors, returning the best suggestions.

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                    Filter out theorems from grind-annotated modules when the caller is "grind". Modules marked with grind_annotated contain manually reviewed/annotated theorems, so they should be excluded from automatic premise selection for grind. Other callers (like "simp") still receive suggestions from these modules.

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                      def Lean.LibrarySuggestions.Selector.intersperse (selector₁ selector₂ : Selector) (ratio : Float := 0.5) :

                      Combine two premise selectors by interspersing their results (ignoring scores). The parameter ratio (defaulting to 0.5) controls the ratio of suggestions from each selector while results are available from both.

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                        Premises from a module whose name has one of the following components are not retrieved.

                        Use run_cmd modifyEnv fun env => moduleDenyListExt.addEntry env module to add a module to the deny list.

                        A premise whose name has one of the following components is not retrieved.

                        Use run_cmd modifyEnv fun env => nameDenyListExt.addEntry env name to add a name to the deny list.

                        A premise whose type.getForallBody.getAppFn is a constant that has one of these prefixes is not retrieved.

                        Use run_cmd modifyEnv fun env => typePrefixDenyListExt.addEntry env typePrefix to add a type prefix to the deny list.

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                          def Lean.LibrarySuggestions.isDeniedPremise (env : Environment) (name : Name) (allowPrivate : Bool := false) :
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                            The trivial premise selector, which returns no suggestions.

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                              def Lean.LibrarySuggestions.random (gen : StdGen := { s1 := 37, s2 := 59 }) :

                              A random premise selection algorithm, provided solely for testing purposes.

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                                A library suggestion engine that returns locally defined theorems (those in the current file).

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                                  Attribute for registering library suggestions selectors.

                                  Get the currently registered library suggestions selector by looking up the stored declaration name. Returns none if no selector is registered or if evaluation fails.

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                                    @[implemented_by Lean.LibrarySuggestions.getSelectorImpl]

                                    Generate library suggestions for the given metavariable, using the currently registered library suggestions engine.

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                                      Currently the registration mechanism is just global state. This means that if multiple modules register library suggestions engines, the behaviour will be dependent on the order of loading modules.

                                      We should replace this with a mechanism so that library suggestions engines are configured via options in the lakefile, and commands are only used to override in a single declaration or file.

                                      Specify a library suggestion engine. Note that Lean does not ship a default library suggestion engine, so this is only useful in conjunction with a downstream package which provides one.

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