concatenate_truthtable: Concatenates two truthtables of equal input dimension
In daviddoret/haricot: Algorithm Composition, Manipulation And Analysis
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Description
By concatenation in this context,
we mean merging together two algorithms/functions,
in such a way that the output of the merge algorithm/function
is equal to the output of the first truthtable
followed by the output of the second truthtable.
The two truthtables must have an identical input dimension.
Usage
1
concatenate_truthtable(truthtable_1, truthtable_2)
Arguments
truthtable_1
The first truthtable of size x (TruthTable)
truthtable_2
The second truthtable of size x (TruthTable)
Value
A truthtable of size x (TruthTable)
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Description Usage Arguments Value
Description
By concatenation in this context, we mean merging together two algorithms/functions, in such a way that the output of the merge algorithm/function is equal to the output of the first truthtable followed by the output of the second truthtable. The two truthtables must have an identical input dimension.
Usage
1 | concatenate_truthtable(truthtable_1, truthtable_2)
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Arguments
truthtable_1 |
The first truthtable of size x (TruthTable) |
truthtable_2 |
The second truthtable of size x (TruthTable) |
Value
A truthtable of size x (TruthTable)
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