Titlebook: Boolean Reasoning; The Logic of Boolean Frank Markham Brown Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1990 Algebra of Logic.circui

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Functional Deduction,The central process of Boolean reasoning is the extraction of a derived system from a given Boolean system (.. Section 4.2). The derived system may be categorized as

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Prediction of Human Pattern Discriminationaving little experience with the concepts and terminology of modern algebra; other readers may wish to proceed directly to the next chapter. The discussion is informal and only those topics directly applicable to Boolean reasoning are considered. The reader unacquainted with set-theory is cautioned

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,H-space newsletter — May, 1974,f logical equations, unlike a system of ordinary equations, can be reduced to a single equivalent equation (we consider the reduction-process in Chapter 4). He chose the standard reduced form . = 0, where . is a Boolean function. Reasoning is carried out in Boole’s formulation by solving that equati

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Springer Series in Solid-State Sciencesicular kinds of problems. The problems are chosen to illustrate the techniques; no attempt is made to catalogue the problem-areas to which Boolean reasoning might usefully be applied. In the present chapter, we consider how a Boolean “black box” may be identified by means of an adaptive input-output

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