Which algorithm inverts a complete resolution strategy?

‘Inverse Resolution’ inverts a complete resolution, as it is a complete algorithm for learning first order theories.

The algorithm that inverts a complete resolution strategy is called the “Davis-Putnam” algorithm. This algorithm is commonly used in artificial intelligence for solving logical satisfiability problems and is particularly useful in automated theorem proving and model checking. The Davis-Putnam algorithm employs a systematic search through the space of possible truth assignments to variables, employing resolution to derive new clauses until either a satisfying assignment is found or it is proven that no such assignment exists.