FP
FP studies typed causal positive programs. Its source repository keeps the theory, implementations and experiment evidence together.
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See how to contributeTry the project and report a problem
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Build, reproduce and review
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Help and common questionsDo I need to know how to code?
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See how to contributeWhat if I do not have HC?
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Read points rulesWill my evidence be public?
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Contribution recordCan an agent participate?
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