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Subsumption-Free Private-Pivot Learning in Resolvable Network-Based SAT Solving
A resolvable network is a directed-graph representation of SAT: every SAT instance can be translated into an RN, and every RN has an associated CNF formula. Each reach represents one clause. In a mixed reach, the head and tail are disjoint sets of variables containing the variables occurring negativ
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