Terms used across the vaelii docs and code. When a term has both an English and a KB-symbol meaning, both are covered.
Each entry is tagged with its subsystem:
knowledge representation & ontology ·
query & rules ·
truth maintenance ·
ASP & contradiction solving ·
qualitative reasoning ·
storage & indexes.
abduciblePredicate : The grant that
makes a
(P …) assumable by abduce, and the only thing that does — a
belief-following taxonomy prop like transitive, but read from the asking
context's up-cone rather than universally, because abducibility is a policy of
the microtheory granting it. See abduction.md.
Abduction :
abduce —
what would have to be true for a goal to be provable. Runs the DFS backward
chainer, observes the subgoals it could neither match nor expand
(res/*dead-end*), and mints the gated ones as :default premises in a
scratch microtheory hung below the asking context, so an ignored call leaves the
KB as it found it and every answer names its assumptions. See
abduction.md.
Aggregation : The five
query operators
agg/count / agg/sum / agg/min / agg/max / agg/avg —
namespaced like set/*Rule, the bare words being ordinary vocabulary.
(agg/count ?n ?v Body) binds ?n to a
reduction over the distinct ?v satisfying Body, evaluated at level 6. ?v
is projected out, one answer or none, nothing stored. In a rule antecedent the
aggregate runs once per binding the generators supply, which is where GROUP BY
comes from. See aggregate.md.
Allen's interval algebra : The calculus
of 13 base relations between two stretches of time —
before, meets,
overlaps, starts, during, finishes, equal and the six converses.
vaelii.impl.interval, registered as :allen. See time.md.
and : The conjunction connective.
(and S1 S2 …) holds when every conjunct holds; it is canonicalized into a
rule's antecedent vector rather than stored as data. See
canonicalization.md.
Antecedent : The premise side of a rule
sentex, stored as a vector of literals. Empty for a fact. Canonically ordered
and variable-renamed so rules identical up to antecedent order dedup to one
handle. See inference.md.
Anytime inference :
Resource-bounded query (
ask-within / prove-within / resume): realize a
lazy answer stream under a budget (:max-ms / :max-results / :max-cost /
:max-depth) and report whether it ran to :complete or was cut short. The
unrealized tail is the resumable continuation. See anytime.md.
argIsa : An argument-type constraint.
(argIsa pred n type) requires the n-th argument of every pred fact to have
a type whose genl closure reaches type. Open-world and context-scoped. See
taxonomy.md. interArgIsa is the conditional form —
(interArgIsa pred n T m U) requires argument m to be a U only when argument n is
a T — and it reads open-world in both directions at once: an unestablished trigger
leaves it dormant, an unreachable target convicts. See argtypes.md.
argPreserving :
(argPreserving P n R)
licenses carrying a claim about P's n-th argument across an R-related pair
— what makes "the part of a wooden table is wooden" derivable without a rule per
predicate. argPreservingInverse reads it the other way. See
inherit.md.
ask : The pluggable
prover-engine query. It runs the cheapest complete prover alone, else unions the
applicable provers cheapest-first by cost tier. See inference.md.
ASP : Answer-set programming — the
backend the edge solver renders a contested
Program into, solved with clingo
(in-process JNA) or clasp (subprocess). Opt-in, with a deterministic stub
fallback. See asp.md.
ASPIF : The intermediate text format a
Program is emitted to before a clingo/clasp solve. Contested assumptions
become choice atoms and nogoods become weak constraints. See asp.md.
AtomicSentex : The sentex record for an
atomic sentence — a fact, a metadata declaration, or a query pattern — holding only
[sentence context id truth strength]. Split from RuleSentex so a fact does not
carry the rule-only slots. See canonicalization.md.
Backward chaining : Proving
a goal by expanding rules whose consequent unifies with it. Two chainers:
prove (a
recur DFS over a goal stack with a per-path seen guard, terminating on the data, and
prove-seq to drive it a solution at a time) and the node engine (a frontier of whole
conjunctions, terminating on a depth bound). Both are type- and context-aware. Nothing in
the prover registry backchains. See inference.md.
Bare rule : A plain
implies rule. It
confers :monotonic justification strength — adding no defeasibility of its own —
capped by its weakest antecedent. Contrast a default rule. See
nmtms.md.
Base relation : One of a calculus's
atomic relations. They are jointly exhaustive and pairwise disjoint, so exactly
one holds of any two terms and a set of them is the constraint on a pair —
the whole universe meaning "unknown",
#{} meaning "impossible". See
qcn.md.
Belief : Whether a datum is IN or OUT.
A node is IN if it is a premise or has a valid justification, unless it is
defeated (forced OUT). Belief is computed from current state, never accumulated,
so the same knowledge in any order yields the same beliefs. See
nmtms.md.
Brave / cautious : The two readings of
a tie the solver leaves open. A conclusion is cautious when it holds in every
optimal answer set and brave when it holds in at least one; the committed
labeling believes the cautious ones and leaves the merely brave ones OUT. See
labeling.md.
Budget : The consumer-side
bound on a lazy answer stream that makes inference anytime — carrying
:max-ms,
:max-results, :max-cost, and :max-depth. See anytime.md.
Calculus : A relation algebra plus the
predicates that denote its base relations —
{:name :algebra :denotation}, what
qcn-kb needs to read facts into a network and read entailments back out. Six
ship; core/calculi is them as data. See qcn.md.
Candidate : A
[sentence context opts] entry
read out of English — the shape edit takes, carrying the span of text it came
from in its provenance, checked by check-edit and never asserted. Nothing in the
engine can say a candidate means what the text said, which is why a reviewer sits
between the pipeline and the store. See reading.md.
Canonical form : The normalized shape a
sentence is stored in so logically identical knowledge stores once — canonical
variables, canonical literal order, symmetric-argument sorting, and comparison
folding. See canonicalization.md.
comment : A documentation sentex —
(comment <term> "…") — that lets the CoreContext vocabulary document itself in
its own representation, read back by core-context/comment-of. See
inference.md.
Composition table :
r1 ∘ r2 → the base
relations still possible between x and z given r1(x,y) and r2(y,z). The
one thing a calculus cannot derive from anything else. Three are transcribed and
three computed. See qcn.md.
Congruence : Equality's substitutivity:
when two names merge, every occurrence of the retired name at any nesting depth
is rewritten under the representative. Free here because the term index finds the
occurrence and migration rewrites it. See equality.md.
Consequent : The conclusion side of a rule
sentex. A rule concluding a conjunction is polycanonicalized into one rule per
conjunct. See inference.md.
Constraint network :
{[a b] → #{base relations}} over a set of nodes — a value, not a store, read out of the
believed facts visible from a context. core/qualitative-network is the public
reading of one. See qcn.md.
Context : The microtheory a sentex holds
in — every sentex is in exactly one. Contexts form a
genlContext hierarchy: a
sub-context sees its supers. Names end in Context. See
contexts.md.
Contradiction : A believed
P and
(not P) visible from a common context. A defeasible tie is a represented
dilemma — both sides stay believed at :default and the pair is reported by
contradictions, not arbitrated. See nmtms.md.
CoreContext : The vocabulary head — the
most general context, seen by every other. Loaded by
core-context/load-into:
every special predicate the engine interprets, each documented by a comment
sentex. See contexts.md.
decontextualizedPredicate : Metadata
deducing every
(P …) — asserted or rule-concluded — into UniverseContext, so the
fact is visible from every microtheory instead of belonging to one. The target is
fixed, not named: the definitional checks are context-scoped and only cover the copy
when the stating context sees where it lands. forcedDecontextualizedPredicate is the
stronger variant that stores it there by force. See contexts.md.
Default rule : A rule wrapped in
set/defaultRule, marking it defeasible. It fires from the same agenda as any
rule but confers :default justification strength. See nmtms.md.
Defeasible : Able to be withdrawn when
stronger or contradicting knowledge arrives. Default conclusions are defeasible
at the edges; monotonic content is not. See nmtms.md.
Defeat-class : The strength tier an IN
node sits at — exactly two,
:monotonic > :default. A nogood is resolved by
defeating the strictly weaker side. See nmtms.md.
Deferred literal : A literal
whose position is operational, not logical, so canonicalization holds it in the
author's order: the fifteen
sentex/deferred-predicates (evaluate, lessThan,
greaterThan, different, unknown, the five quantity comparisons and the five
aggregation operators) and a recursive rule's recursive literal. See
canonicalization.md.
different : Provable exactly when no two
arguments share an equivalence class — negation as failure over the equality
closure, keeping the unique-name assumption. Variable-arity, ground-only, and
not assertible. See equality.md.
Direction : Whether a rule chains
:forward, :backward, :inert, or :both. Written with a set/*Rule
wrapper that canonicalizes into the record's :direction field; the chainers
read the field. See inference.md.
disjoint / disjointMetatype : Declare
types share no instance, closed under genl. A metatype's members are pairwise
disjoint by being consulted, not by storing the clique. Belief-following. See
taxonomy.md.
Edge solver : The pluggable
Solver
that arbitrates only the contested edges of a soft contradiction; known-true
content is the fixed background and is never sent. Deterministic stub by default,
ASP backend opt-in. See solving.md.
equals : An equality relation feeding
the one equivalence closure,
sameAs without OWL's individuals restriction. A
functional clash derives an equals. See equality.md.
Equational rewriting : An
(equals L R)
carrying variables, oriented into a rewrite L → R by a reduction order so
normalization terminates. Stored and queried terms meet at one normal form, so
two spellings of a term reach the same answers without storing both. See
equational.md.
Equivalence closure : The cached partition
(member → class, class → members and representative) that
rewriteOf, sameAs,
and equals all feed. Belief-following, content-keyed representative. See
equality.md.
evaluate : Symbolic
evaluation —
(evaluate ?sum (+ 1 2)) binds ?sum to 3 via a safe whitelist,
not eval. A deferred literal. See inference.md.
exceptWhen : A wrapper
letting a rule state its own exception. For a binding the closed level-6 query
holds of, the rule blocks — it does not conclude, so there is nothing to
arbitrate. Undercutting defeat. See exceptions.md.
Extent : The set of sentexes at
a secondary root — a context, a functor, or an argument position — each set's
cardinality being its own stored count. See indexing.md.
Feed (change feed) :
watch — a listener
called with the belief a settle added and took away, in preview's entry shapes,
instead of an application re-asking. One settle is one event, so a batch is one
call; a standing query is a filter over the moved region and never a re-run of
its goal. Silent under preview and recover, and refuses a goal the region
cannot answer. See feed.md.
Fork :
core/fork — a private,
writable KB over another's stores. Reads resolve fork-first and fall through to
the base, writes land only in the fork, and the base is never written, so
several forks share one base and evolve independently. Implemented by the store
decorator in overlay.md.
Forward chaining : The
semi-naive fixpoint over one agenda for bare and defeasible rules alike. A new
fact fires rules keyed by its predicate and supertypes; a new rule joins over
existing facts. Each full match records a justification. See
inference.md.
functional :
(functional P) plus two
symbol values for one first argument derives (equals V1 V2), justified by
both facts and the declaration. Two non-symbols stay a hard rejection. See
equality.md.
Functor root : The secondary
index root
[:functor-root pred] — every fact by functor, any arity, either polarity —
read via sentexes-with-functor / count-with-functor. See
indexing.md.
genl / genlContext : The two
transitively-closed relations —
genl between unary types, genlContext
between contexts. Cached as reflexive-transitive up/down closures, recomputed on
edge change, belief-following. See taxonomy.md.
Handle : The integer id a stored
sentex or justification is referenced by, allocated in assertion order. Belief
tie-breaks never key on it, or arrival order would leak in. See
storage.md.
Index (count-aware trie) : The
trie a sentex is indexed by: its key tokens then context as the final
level, connective-free and α-renamed. Each node carries a count, a child-label
set, and the handles at that node. See indexing.md.
ist : "Is true in" —
(ist Ctx S)
finds-or-creates S in Ctx and returns its handle. Not stored as data; in a
rule consequent it places S into the named context. See
contexts.md.
JTMS : The non-monotonic
justification-based truth maintenance system, governed by order independence and
locality — every relabel scoped to the affected region, tie-breaks keyed on
content. See nmtms.md.
Justification : The stored link from
antecedent handles + informant to a conclusion, carrying the strength it confers
and the bindings of the firing that produced it. A conclusion is IN if it has a
valid justification and is not defeated. The record store holds it; the JTMS
holds only the part belief is computed from (
jtms/graph-just, which drops the
bindings). See nmtms.md.
Labeling : Materializing one optimal
answer set as belief — every datum in the settled tie assigned
:true,
:false or :unknown, checked against the brave/cautious classification of the
same tie. See labeling.md.
lessThan / greaterThan :
Evaluable arithmetic comparators, variable-arity — a ground chain
(lessThan 1 2 3) is checked end to end. greaterThan is stored as reversed
lessThan. See inference.md.
Levels : The lookup-to-query
stack — eight levels (
lookup), each adding exactly one mechanism to the one
below, from raw index handles to full backchaining. escalate finds the
cheapest level that answers. See levels.md.
Locality : The JTMS invariant that no
operation recomputes the whole graph — every relabel is scoped to the affected
region with the rest held fixed as a boundary. A least fixpoint over the region
equals the global one. See nmtms.md.
Metatype : A type of types — its members
are types themselves, reified under the
predicate meta-ontology. A
disjointMetatype's members are pairwise disjoint. See taxonomy.md.
Metric time : Numeric bounds on
durations and distances between instants, closed by all-pairs shortest paths
rather than by a composition table — a simple temporal problem, deliberately not
a relation algebra.
vaelii.impl.stp, registered as :metric-time. See
stp.md.
Migration : The equality-merge step that
gives every sentex containing a retired term a rewritten twin under the
representative, derived and justified by the original plus the equality, and
re-canonicalized rather than textually substituted. See equality.md.
Naming invariants : The role conventions —
predicates camelCase, individuals CapitalCamelCase, types snake_case (unary
predicates), contexts ending in
Context. assert rejects a bad name. See
naming.md.
NART / NAUT : The two readings of a
non-atomic term
(F a…). Under (reifiableFunction F) it denotes an object and
is reified into an opaque nat/-namespaced constant before it reaches the
index — a NART. Under (unreifiableFunction F) it stays a compound to be
evaluated — a NAUT. See nat.md.
Negation as failure (NAF) :
Closed-world negation.
(unknown S) holds iff S is not derivable;
(thereExists ?x S) existentially closes and projects. Ground/closed only,
never stored, and a negative stratification edge in a rule body. See
naf.md.
Nogood : A believed
(not X) alongside
a believed X wherever some context sees both. Resolved softly by settle on
defeat-class, never thrown. See nmtms.md.
not : First-class negation. A
(not S)
becomes S stored at :truth :false, double negation eliminated; a negative
literal keeps its not in the index as polarity. See
canonicalization.md.
Order independence : The JTMS invariant
that the same knowledge asserted in any order yields the same beliefs — belief
is computed from state, and every tie-break keys on content, never on handle id.
See nmtms.md.
Path consistency : The fixpoint that
tightens a constraint network: for every triple, intersect the constraint on a
pair with the composition of the two constraints reaching it through the third,
until nothing narrows. A greatest fixpoint, so it removes rather than adds,
and it is order-independent. See qcn.md.
Placement context : Where a
forward-derived sentex lands — the maximal contexts that see the firing rule and
all its antecedent facts (
maximal-common-descendant-contexts). Possibly
several, possibly none. See contexts.md.
Plan (conjunctive query planning) :
Ordering a conjunction's literals cheapest-first, each estimated under the
variables bound by the time it runs (sideways information passing), with the
cartesian factors (those sharing no variable with the rest, and matching more than
once, so they multiply it) held to the back on structure rather than on an
estimate. The cost model is the count-aware trie
itself. See inference.md.
Polycanonicalization : Splitting a rule
whose consequent is a conjunction into one rule per conjunct, so
(implies A (and C1 C2)) stores as two rules and assert returns the vector of
handles. See canonicalization.md.
Premise : An asserted datum held IN
unconditionally (subject to defeat/supersession), as opposed to a derived
conclusion resting on a justification. Carries an assumption strength. See
nmtms.md.
Provenance : The per-handle open
map kept beside a record —
:creator / :created and any application fields —
so the record shapes stay fixed. Belief never reads it. See
storage.md.
Prover : A registered
answering strategy declaring
applicable?, est-bindings, a cost tier,
completeness, and solve. Transitivity, disjointness, the predicate metadata and the
evaluables are all provers; add-prover extends the set. None of them expands a
rule — which is what lets a closed-world reader run the registry from inside a relabel
loop, and what makes ask's cost a property of the goal rather than of the rule graph.
See inference.md.
Query :
query / query? — the
front door for answering a goal, returning binding maps. One dial: :max-depth says how
far to expand rules, and without one the read answers from what the registry reaches and
expands nothing. There is no default depth, since a bound decides which derivations
exist. Takes a sentence or a vector of them (a conjunctive query joining on shared
variables) at any depth. The believed-literal match is sentexes-matching, which is a
different question and returns sentexes. See api.md,
inference.md.
Range restriction : The rule
well-formedness rule (
rules/check-range-restricted) that every consequent
variable must also appear in the antecedent, so a conclusion binds nothing free.
A head existential (exists ?y C) exempts the variables it marks and nothing
else, so a deliberate ∃ is allowed where a typo is still caught. See
inference.md, skolem.md.
RCC-8 : The region-connection calculus
of 8 base topological relations between two regions — disconnected, externally
connected, partially overlapping, equal, and the two proper-part relations with
their converses.
vaelii.impl.space, registered as :rcc8. See
space.md.
recover : Rebuild the taxonomy
and JTMS from the durable stores after a restart, ending in a
settle so belief
is applied consistently either side of a restart. See storage.md.
Region : The forward consequence closure
of what changed — the scope a relabel is confined to, with everything outside
held fixed as a boundary. See nmtms.md.
reindex : Rebuild the index store
(the trie, secondary roots, rule index, and term index) wholesale from the
records, then recover — the repair for a stale on-disk index layout. See
indexing.md.
Relation algebra :
{:universe :identity :compose :converse} — the base relations, the diagonal, the composition table
and the converse map. A parameter to one engine rather than a reasoner of its
own, which is why a new calculus is a table and a prover. See qcn.md.
Representative : The elected head of an
equivalence class — the head of the
rewriteOf chain, else the lexicographically
smallest symbol. Content-keyed, so it cannot depend on arrival order. See
equality.md.
Rete / TREAT : The opt-in
alpha network that keeps facts in RAM indexed by argument value, answering a
non-trigger antecedent's join by hash lookup instead of a trie rescan. Off by
default behind
chain/*matcher*. See inference.md.
rewriteOf : A directional equality —
(rewriteOf P D) marks D deprecated and migrates onto P. It names the
representative and, being about spelling, may relate any terms. See
equality.md.
Rule index : The predicate index
keying rules by their antecedent and consequent predicates — both sets
complete whatever the direction — so "what could conclude P?" is answerable
without a scan. See indexing.md.
RuleSentex : The sentex record for a sentence
that is an implication, adding the rule-only slots
[antecedent consequent varmap direction defeasible assumption constraint]. Indexed additionally by
antecedent/consequent predicates. See inference.md.
sameAs : The OWL equality over
individuals — reflexive, symmetric, transitive — feeding the one equivalence
closure; neither name is deprecated. See equality.md.
Scenario : One concrete arrangement
consistent with a network — a single base relation per pair, where the network
holds sets. Found by backtracking search over the tightened network, and a
function of the facts alone, so it is repeatable.
core/qualitative-scenario / qualitative-scenarios. See
scenario.md.
Secondary roots : The three
single-level index roots the trie's left-to-right narrowing cannot supply —
context
[:context-root], functor [:functor-root], and argument-position [:argument-root] — each a
set whose cardinality is its own count. See indexing.md.
Semi-naive : The forward-
chaining evaluation strategy — only newly-derived facts trigger the next round
of rule firings, rather than rejoining the whole KB each pass. See
inference.md.
Sentence : A Clojure s-expression, ground
or a pattern with
?x variables — the sentence half of a sentex. The readable
form kept for display and matching. See canonicalization.md.
Sentex : The unit of knowledge — a
sentence plus the context it holds in. Every sentex is in exactly one
context; a rule is a sentex too. See contexts.md.
settle : The post-chaining fixpoint
that relabels belief, resolves each nogood on defeat-class, and re-evaluates
queued
exceptWhen exceptions until the blocked set stops moving. See
nmtms.md.
Sideways information passing :
Costing each conjunct under the bindings the already-chosen literals will
produce, so the plan reflects the fan-out a literal actually runs with. See
inference.md.
Skolemization : Replacing
a rule conclusion's existential variable with a term built from the variables
the antecedent bound, so the same binding names the same witness twice and a
re-derivation does not mint a second one. See skolem.md.
Stratification : The
well-formedness rule that a rule set must have no cycle through negation —
wff
refuses an exceptWhen (or a genl/genlContext edge) that closes one. A
purely positive cycle is ordinary recursion. See exceptions.md.
Strength : The assumption strength of a
premise / the class a justification confers — exactly two,
:monotonic >
:default. It propagates from the antecedents: a conclusion is never stronger
than what it rests on. See nmtms.md.
Superseded : The TMS state an equality
merge puts a stale spelling in — stored but not believed and not matching,
subtracting from reported belief rather than forced OUT, so its justified twin
survives. See equality.md.
Symmetric arguments : A ground fact of a
symmetric predicate stores with its arguments sorted, so both orders dedup to one
sentex; a pattern is never reordered, and order-insensitive lookup probes both
orders at match time. See canonicalization.md.
Taxonomy : The in-memory cache of the
genl / genlContext closures, the equality partition, the predicate metadata,
and the disjointness caches — all belief-following, reconciled each settle. See
taxonomy.md.
Term index : The inverted index
[:term-index term] -> #{handles} over every indexable subterm of a sentex's
connective-free content, so any sentex is findable by any term it contains
(find-sentexes). Numbers, strings, and variables are dropped. Every symbol is a
key at every depth; a ground compound is one between *min-indexed-depth* and
max-indexed-compound, and outside those it costs find-sentexes a narrowing on its
atoms plus a verify rather than a key. See indexing.md.
Term roster : The set of names
the term index is keyed by — the KB's vocabulary — held as one index key beside the
postings, so
terms / term-count / find-terms cost the size of the vocabulary
rather than a walk over every record. A name enters with the first sentex to mention
it and leaves with the last. See indexing.md.
thereExists : The
existential closer —
(thereExists ?x S) projects ?x out, so
(unknown (thereExists ?x S)) reads "there is no x such that S". A standalone
positive one desugars to S with ?x a local matched variable. See
naf.md.
thing : The root of the
genl type
hierarchy — every type reaches thing upward. See taxonomy.md.
Transitivity : The lifeblood of common
sense, done by cached closures rather than rules for
genl / genlContext, and
by metadata-driven provers for a (transitive P) predicate. See
taxonomy.md.
underlying-body : The body a sentence's
not wrappers enclose, whatever its polarity — the content question, where
positive-body answers the constraint one and is nil for a genuinely negative
sentence. What a belief-reading re-check trigger has to key on, since a defeat
stores and removes nothing. See aggregate.md.
Unification : Matching a
pattern against a sentence, binding variables —
unify / substitute, both
handling a dotted rest pattern (?pred . ?args). Type-aware: a sub-predicate or
subtype fact satisfies the antecedent. See inference.md.
Unique-name assumption (UNA) : Distinct
symbols denote distinct things until an equality sentex says otherwise —
preserved even under the equality closure and made provable by
different. See
equality.md.
UniverseContext : The mid anchor of the
context spindle, free for lifted universal facts and the target of
decontextualizedPredicate justifications. See contexts.md.
unknown : The negation-as-
failure prover —
(unknown S) holds iff S is not derivable over the level-6
prover list. Ground/closed only and never stored. See naf.md.
Varmap : A rule's map from its canonical
variables (
?var0, ?var1, …) back to what the author wrote, so
sentex/originalize can restore the original names for display. Facts carry
none. See canonicalization.md.
violations : The
accumulating ledger of conclusions dropped on the derivation path — a failed
argIsa / disjoint / functional check, a placement-less firing, or a derived
cycle through negation — recorded rather than thrown. See inference.md.
Visibility (genlContext up-closure) :
Which sentexes a context can use — those asserted in it or in any context it sees
(its
genlContext up-closure). Constraint checks and matching are visibility-
scoped. See contexts.md.
WellContext : The bottom anchor of the
context spindle, transitively seeing the whole ontology; the test-world's
individuals and fables hang below it. See contexts.md.
WFF (well-formedness) : The structural
checks
assert runs before storing — that genl/genlContext, disjoint,
argIsa, and the equality relations are shaped right and acyclic, plus rule
stratification. See naming.md.
why / why-not : Introspection.
why returns the proof tree of a believed handle down to premises; why-not
explains a stored-but-OUT datum (:defeated / :superseded / :unsupported)
or a blocked conclusion. See nmtms.md.
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