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This document discusses logical operations on binary decision diagrams. It introduces conjunction, disjunction, and negation as logical operations and how they are represented in Venn diagrams and binary decision diagrams. Binary decision diagrams provide a graph-based representation similar to a binary tree for modeling logical expressions using conjunction, disjunction, and negation. Examples of applying these logical operations to expressions are also provided.
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Logical Operations on BDD
- 1. Logical Operations On BDD Submitted to: Prof. Hafiz Md. Hasan Babu Ashis Kumar Chanda MS (2014-15), Roll 343 Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of Dhaka 1 I NAME OF PRESENTER
- 2. Logical Operations Binary Decision Diagram 11/22/14 2
- 3. If you have good score AND publications apply for research assistantship If you have good score OR voice apply for teacher assistantship 11/22/14 3
- 4. In 1880, John Venn proposed an idea that is known as Venn Diagram Conjunction 11/22/14 4
- 5. In 1880, John Venn proposed an idea that is known as Venn Diagram Disjunction 11/22/14 5
- 6. In 1880, John Venn proposed an idea that is known as Venn Diagram Negation 11/22/14 6
- 7. Conjunction (AND, both must present) Disjunction (OR, anyone must present) Negation (NOT, reverse status) 11/22/14 7
- 8. Binary Decision Diagram Graph representation similar to a binary tree Conjunction Disjunction Negation 11/22/14 8
- 9. f = ((A . B) V (B . C))’ 11/22/14 9 Solution
- 11. http://www2.engr.arizona.edu/~slysecky/courses/ ece474a_f06/public_html/lecture_slides/bdd.pdf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_conjunction http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logical_disjunction 11/22/14 11