//
        // Given, the list of generated, interesting problems, validate (for soundness) the fact that the original book problem was generated.
        // Do so by constructing a goal-based isomorphism partitioning and check that there exists a problem with the same given set.
        //
        private void Validate(List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>> problems, ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator figureStats)
        {
            GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.QueryFeatureVector query = GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.QueryFeatureVector.ConstructGoalIsomorphismQueryVector();

            GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.PartitionedProblemSpace goalBasedPartitions = new GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.PartitionedProblemSpace(graph, query);

            goalBasedPartitions.ConstructPartitions(problems);

            // Validate that we have generated all of the original problems from the text.
            List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>> generatedBookProblems = goalBasedPartitions.ValidateOriginalProblems(givens, goals);
            figureStats.totalBookProblemsGenerated = generatedBookProblems.Count;

            if (GeometryTutorLib.Utilities.PROBLEM_GEN_DEBUG)
            {
                goalBasedPartitions.DumpPartitions();
            }
            if (GeometryTutorLib.Utilities.BACKWARD_PROBLEM_GEN_DEBUG)
            {
                Debug.WriteLine("\nAll " + generatedBookProblems.Count + " Book-specified problems: \n");
                foreach (GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> bookProb in generatedBookProblems)
                {
                    Debug.WriteLine(bookProb.ConstructProblemAndSolution(graph));
                }
            }

            figureStats.goalPartitionSummary = goalBasedPartitions.GetGoalBasedPartitionSummary();
        }
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        // Returns: <number of interesting problems, number of original problems generated>
        public ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator AnalyzeFigure()
        {
            ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator figureStats = new ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator();

            // For statistical analysis, count the number of each particular type of implicit facts.
            CountIntrisicProperties(figureStats);

            // Start timing
            figureStats.stopwatch.Start();

            // Precompute all coordinate-based interesting relations (problem goal nodes)
            // These become the basis for the template-based problem generation (these are the goals)
            Precompute();

            // Handle givens that strengthen the intrinsic parts of the figure; modifies if needed
            givens = DoGivensStrengthenFigure();


            // Use a worklist technique to instantiate nodes to construct the hypergraph for this figure
            ConstructHypergraph();

            // Create the integer-based hypergraph representation
            ConstructPebblingHypergraph();

            // Pebble that hypergraph
            Pebble();

            // Analyze paths in the hypergraph to generate the pair of <forward problems, backward problems> (precomputed nodes are goals)
            KeyValuePair <List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> >,
                          List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > > problems = GenerateTemplateProblems();

            // Combine the problems together into one list
            List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > candidateProbs = new List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> >();

            candidateProbs.AddRange(problems.Key);
            //candidateProbs.AddRange(problems.Value); // converse

            figureStats.totalBackwardProblemsGenerated = problems.Value.Count;
            figureStats.totalProblemsGenerated         = candidateProbs.Count;

            // Determine which, if any, of the problems are interesting (using definition that 100% of the givens are used)
            interestingCalculator = new GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.InterestingProblemCalculator(graph, figure, givens, goals);
            List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > interestingProblems = interestingCalculator.DetermineInterestingProblems(candidateProbs);

            figureStats.totalInterestingProblems = interestingProblems.Count;

            // Explicit number of facts: hypergraph size - figure facts
            figureStats.totalExplicitFacts = graph.vertices.Count - figure.Count;

            // Validate that the original book problems were generated.
            Validate(interestingProblems, figureStats);

            // Stop timing before we generate all of the statistics
            figureStats.stopwatch.Stop();


            List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > strictlyInteresting = GetStrictlyInteresting(interestingProblems);

            // Construct partitions based on different queries
            // GenerateStatistics(interestingProblems, figureStats, strictlyInteresting);

            //
            // Is this figure complete? That is, do the assumptions define the figure completely?
            //
            figureStats.isComplete = templateProblemGenerator.DefinesFigure(precomputer.GetPrecomputedRelations(), precomputer.GetStrengthenedClauses());

            // Debug.WriteLine("Explicit Complete: " + figureStats.isComplete);

            // Construct the K-goal problems
            // CalculateKnonStrictCardinalities(interestingCalculator, interestingProblems, figureStats);

            return(figureStats);
        }
        // Returns: <number of interesting problems, number of original problems generated>
        public ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator AnalyzeFigure()
        {
            ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator figureStats = new ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator();

            // For statistical analysis, count the number of each particular type of implicit facts.
            CountIntrisicProperties(figureStats);

            // Start timing
            figureStats.stopwatch.Start();

            // Precompute all coordinate-based interesting relations (problem goal nodes)
            // These become the basis for the template-based problem generation (these are the goals)
            Precompute();

            // Handle givens that strengthen the intrinsic parts of the figure; modifies if needed
            givens = DoGivensStrengthenFigure();

            // Use a worklist technique to instantiate nodes to construct the hypergraph for this figure
            ConstructHypergraph();

            // Create the integer-based hypergraph representation
            ConstructPebblingHypergraph();

            // Pebble that hypergraph
            Pebble();

            // Analyze paths in the hypergraph to generate the pair of <forward problems, backward problems> (precomputed nodes are goals)
            KeyValuePair<List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>>,
                         List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>>> problems = GenerateTemplateProblems();

            // Combine the problems together into one list
            List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>> candidateProbs = new List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>>();
            candidateProbs.AddRange(problems.Key);
            //candidateProbs.AddRange(problems.Value); // converse

            figureStats.totalBackwardProblemsGenerated = problems.Value.Count;
            figureStats.totalProblemsGenerated = candidateProbs.Count;

            // Determine which, if any, of the problems are interesting (using definition that 100% of the givens are used)
            interestingCalculator = new GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.InterestingProblemCalculator(graph, figure, givens, goals);
            List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>> interestingProblems = interestingCalculator.DetermineInterestingProblems(candidateProbs);
            figureStats.totalInterestingProblems = interestingProblems.Count;

            // Explicit number of facts: hypergraph size - figure facts
            figureStats.totalExplicitFacts = graph.vertices.Count - figure.Count;

            // Validate that the original book problems were generated.
            Validate(interestingProblems, figureStats);

            // Stop timing before we generate all of the statistics
            figureStats.stopwatch.Stop();

            List<GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem<GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation>> strictlyInteresting = GetStrictlyInteresting(interestingProblems);

            // Construct partitions based on different queries
            // GenerateStatistics(interestingProblems, figureStats, strictlyInteresting);

            //
            // Is this figure complete? That is, do the assumptions define the figure completely?
            //
            figureStats.isComplete = templateProblemGenerator.DefinesFigure(precomputer.GetPrecomputedRelations(), precomputer.GetStrengthenedClauses());

            // Debug.WriteLine("Explicit Complete: " + figureStats.isComplete);

            // Construct the K-goal problems
            // CalculateKnonStrictCardinalities(interestingCalculator, interestingProblems, figureStats);

            return figureStats;
        }
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        //
        // Given, the list of generated, interesting problems, validate (for soundness) the fact that the original book problem was generated.
        // Do so by constructing a goal-based isomorphism partitioning and check that there exists a problem with the same given set.
        //
        private void Validate(List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > problems, ProofProblemFigureStatisticsAggregator figureStats)
        {
            GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.QueryFeatureVector query = GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.QueryFeatureVector.ConstructGoalIsomorphismQueryVector();

            GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.PartitionedProblemSpace goalBasedPartitions = new GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.PartitionedProblemSpace(graph, query);

            goalBasedPartitions.ConstructPartitions(problems);

            // Validate that we have generated all of the original problems from the text.
            List <GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> > generatedBookProblems = goalBasedPartitions.ValidateOriginalProblems(givens, goals);

            figureStats.totalBookProblemsGenerated = generatedBookProblems.Count;

            if (GeometryTutorLib.Utilities.PROBLEM_GEN_DEBUG)
            {
                goalBasedPartitions.DumpPartitions();
            }
            if (GeometryTutorLib.Utilities.BACKWARD_PROBLEM_GEN_DEBUG)
            {
                Debug.WriteLine("\nAll " + generatedBookProblems.Count + " Book-specified problems: \n");
                foreach (GeometryTutorLib.ProblemAnalyzer.Problem <GeometryTutorLib.Hypergraph.EdgeAnnotation> bookProb in generatedBookProblems)
                {
                    Debug.WriteLine(bookProb.ConstructProblemAndSolution(graph));
                }
            }

            figureStats.goalPartitionSummary = goalBasedPartitions.GetGoalBasedPartitionSummary();
        }