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Continuous Language Redefinition and Refining Iterations Required #13

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gitansh95 opened this issue Jul 7, 2017 · 0 comments
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We hypothesize that a finite number of primitives are required to define the procedure for any experiment completely. We need to test this claim using our software.

We need to iterate over the set of primitive functions (defined in primitive_functions.py), to obtain the minimum number of primitive functions that can be used to completely and effectively define any experiment.

Only primitive functions should contain English language instructions. No other file at a higher level of abstraction than primitive_functions.py should have instructions in English. To accomplish any task, the programmer for an experiment must be limited to the finite set of primitives allowed in our 'language'.

@gitansh95 gitansh95 added this to the v0.1 milestone Aug 28, 2017
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