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.github/workflows/build.yml

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- name: Check fASP and tsconj installation
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run: |
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python -c "import fASP; print(fASP.version)"
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python -c "import tsconj; print(tsconj.version)"
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README.md

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## Run ApproxASP
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First cd to scripts: `cd scripts`
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run on `t1_244.fix.lp` as follows:
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### Running first task
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`Input`:
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- `Boolean network`: a Boolean network (.bnet file)
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For counting minimal trap spaces:
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```
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python3 run_minimal_trap_space.py -t 1 -bn t1_244.bnet
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```
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it should print the count in line: `C-MTS-1:`
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For counting fixed points:
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```
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python3 run_fixed_point.py -t 1 -bn t1_244.bnet
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```
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it should print the count in line: `C-FIX-1:`
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### Running second task
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`Input`:
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- `Boolean network`: a Boolean network (.bnet file)
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- `phenotype`: a phenotype, we specify it in a file. You can see example in file `phen_244.txt`
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For counting minimal trap spaces:
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python run_counting_bn.py -i t1_244.fix.lp
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python3 run_minimal_trap_space.py -t 2 -bn t1_244.bnet -phen phen_244.txt
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it should print the count in line: `C-MTS-2:`
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run on `t1_244.mts.lp` as follows:
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python run_counting_bn.py -i t1_244.mts.lp
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python3 run_fixed_point.py -t 2 -bn t1_244.bnet -phen phen_244.txt
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it should print the count in line: `C-FIX-2:`
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### Running third task
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`Input`:
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- `Boolean network`: a Boolean network (.bnet file)
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- `phenotype`: a phenotype, we specify it in a file. You can see example in file `phen_244.txt`
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- `perturbation`: a perturbation, we specify it in a file. You can see example in file `pert_244.txt`
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For counting minimal trap spaces:
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python3 run_minimal_trap_space.py -t 3 -bn t1_244.bnet -phen phen_244.txt -pert pert_244.txt
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it should print the count in line: `C-MTS-3:`
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python3 run_fixed_point.py -t 3 -bn t1_244.bnet -phen phen_244.txt -pert pert_244.txt
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## Preprocessing BNs
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We used [tsconj](https://github.com/daemontus/tsconj) and [fASP](https://github.com/giang-trinh/fASP) to process BNs to ASP program, for minimal trap space and fixed points, respectively.
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- [tsconj](https://github.com/daemontus/tsconj), related paper: [AAAI2024](https://ojs.aaai.org/index.php/AAAI/article/view/28943)
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- [fASP](https://github.com/giang-trinh/fASP), related paper: [CP2023](https://drops.dagstuhl.de/entities/document/10.4230/LIPIcs.CP.2023.35)
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## Benchmark:
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The benchmark of our CP2025 experiments is available at [https://zenodo.org/records/19609732](https://zenodo.org/records/19609732).

build.sh

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echo " $ROOT_DIR/script/approxasp"
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echo " $ROOT_DIR/script/approxasp"
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echo "Installing fASP..."
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cd "$ROOT_DIR/fASP"
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pip install .
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echo "Installing tsconj..."
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fASP/.gitignore

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