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One of the requirements for the design document is to formalize an important part of the document, using correct mathematical notation.
The closest to formal mathematical notation I could find is under the MIS of Inference Module section, with Exported Access Programs and State Variables, however, neither were using correct mathematical notation.
For example, 'JSON(tasks = [task_1, ..., task_n) where task_i = id' could be expressed as: tasks = {task_i | task_i = id ∧ 1 ≤ i ≤ n}.
I suggest modifying the MIS of Inference Module section to incorporate formal math notation to meet the criteria.
artifact under review.
Design Document
team number (for the team doing the review).
Team 22
description of issue.
One of the requirements for the design document is to formalize an important part of the document, using correct mathematical notation.
The closest to formal mathematical notation I could find is under the MIS of Inference Module section, with Exported Access Programs and State Variables, however, neither were using correct mathematical notation.
For example, 'JSON(tasks = [task_1, ..., task_n) where task_i = id' could be expressed as: tasks = {task_i | task_i = id ∧ 1 ≤ i ≤ n}.
I suggest modifying the MIS of Inference Module section to incorporate formal math notation to meet the criteria.
@CSchank
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