algo_tt: algo_tt
In daviddoret/haricot: Algorithm Composition, Manipulation And Analysis

Description Usage Format Examples

To store and manage truthtables with an input of arbitrary size N and an output of arbitrary size M, we will use a logical matrix with size 2 ^ N rows and M columns. It is not necessary to store the input of the truthtable in the truthtable data structure because we will use the row index position of the output to infer the input. For instance: Row index position = 1 –> Input = binum of value 0. Row index position = 2 –> Input = binum of value 1. Row index position = 3 –> Input = binum of value 2. ... Row index position = 2 ^ N –> Input = binum of value 2 ^ N - 1.

algo_tt

An object of class R6ClassGenerator of length 24.

# A basic example.
t1 <- algo_tt$new(2, 2);
t1$set_output("01", "11");
t1$exec("01");
plot_algo_tt_inside(t1);

# Design a constant (ie input dimension = 0) algorithm of output dimension 3.
t2 <- algo_tt$new(0, 3);
t2$set_output(input = "", output = "101");
t2$exec("");
plot_algo_tt_inside(t2);

# Design a random truth table and plot it.
t3 <- algo_tt$new(4,8):
t3$do_randomize_outputs();
plot_algo_tt_inside(t3);