About a year and a half ago I dove into the Metamath system with the goal 
of creation of LLM-based automatical theorem proover. I had trouble with 
the fact that Metamath seemed to be under-represented in the training sets 
of Chat-GPT and others, and so its syntax and proof semantics were hard for 
the models to understand. I solved this by rewriting mmverify.py to map 
Metamath’s floating and essential hypotheses, assertions, and proof steps 
to executable Python classes. It seemed reasonable to me to share these 
intermediate results and publish a short article, dataset and source code.

github repository: https://github.com/kamushekp/metamath2py/tree/main
in particular,
paper: https://github.com/kamushekp/metamath2py/blob/main/out/main.pdf

hugginface dataset: https://huggingface.co/datasets/kamushekp/Metamath2Py
I welcome any questions, feedback, or critique on the dataset, code, or 
paper.

P.S. I’m also considering submitting this paper to arXiv, but as a 
first‑time submitter I need an endorsement. If anyone here can endorse me,  
I’d be grateful.  https://arxiv.org/auth/endorse?x=NA8HI3 (Endorsement 
Code: NA8HI3)

Best regards, Pavel

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