<div>Ah, thanks again! This is for a paper submission (and we'll post the draft soon) so there isn't time to change our current model too much at the moment, but I'm very interested in exploring this parameterized-mark proposal after that.</div>
<div><br></div><div>For one thing I hope we'll then get to dig a bit more into redex performance issues -- i.e. compare this version vs. our define-judgement formulation. We would like to maxmize the number of paths/sec we can explore.</div>
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I think you could similarly parameterize the `mark' by an oracle that tells you which redexes to select. Quick = all, full = any. You could randomly test the CR property with a random oracle selecting two sets then doing all subsequent reductions looking for a match.</blockquote>
<div><br></div><div> -Ryan </div><div><br></div><div>P.S. Oops I misspoke before -- not that it's important but our current model isn't multistep like Takahashi. Rather it's still single step but allows multiple individual reductions to happen simultaneously on disjoint parts of the expression. That makes it more directly comparable to the proposal by David.</div>
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