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Proposed deletion of Deducting Search Algorithm


The article Deducting Search Algorithm has been proposed for deletion&#32; because of the following concern:
 * The article provides no relevant supporting references, there is nothing on the web which mentions this technique other than duplicates of this article, with the sole exception of which appears to be not a real academic article but the product of a content farm (nonsensical content & references). I also checked that the pages referenced had not changed; they were not relevant to the article at the time the article was written either. I looked for related terms and found references for "Deduction Search Algorithm", but that is an entirely different concept related to Satisfiability. This article is it's authors only contribution, 4 years ago. There appears to be no chance that this article can be updated to encyclopedic standards.

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