graffitiai 0.1.5

A Python package for automated mathematical conjecturing.

GraffitiAI

GraffitiAI is a Python package for automated mathematical conjecturing, inspired by the legacy of GRAFFITI. It provides tools for exploring relationships between mathematical invariants and properties, with a focus on graph theory and polytopes. This package supports generating conjectures, applying heuristics, and visualizing results.

Features

• Load and preprocess datasets with ease.
• Identify possible invariants and hypotheses for conjecturing.
• Generate upper and lower bounds for a target invariant.
• Apply customizable heuristics to refine conjectures.
• Export results to PDF for presentation and sharing.
• Includes a sample dataset of 3-regular polytopes for experimentation.

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Installation

To install GraffitiAI, use pip:

# Install GraffitiAI with pip
pip install graffitiai

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Quick Start

Here's a simple example to get you started:

from graffitiai import TxGraffiti

# Initialize the Optimist instance
ai = TxGraffiti()

# Load a custom dataset
ai.read_csv("<path_to_your_data>.csv")

# Describe available invariants and hypotheses
ai.describe_invariants_and_hypotheses()

# Generate conjectures
ai.conjecture(
    target_invariants=[
        "zero_forcing_number",
        "total_domination_number",
    ],
    other_invariants=[
        "independence_number",
        "diameter",
        "radius",
        "domination_number"
    ],
    hypothesis=["a_connected_cubic_and_diamond_free_graph"],
    complexity_range=(1, 3),
    lower_b_max=None,
    upper_b_max=2,
)

# Write the conjectures to the wall!
ai.write_on_the_wall()

# Save conjectures to a PDF
ai.save_conjectures_to_pdf("custom_conjectures.pdf")

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions, find bugs, or want to add features, feel free to create an issue or submit a pull request.

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

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Acknowledgments

GraffitiAI is inspired by the pioneering work of GRAFFITI and built using the ideas of TxGraffiti and the Optimist.

Author

Randy R. Davila, PhD