
Summary: A method for bi-decomposition of incompletely specified (partial) Boolean functions is suggested. The problem of bi-decomposition is reduced to the problem of two-block weighted covering a set of edges of a graph of rows orthogonality of a ternary or binary matrix that specify a given function, by complete bipartite subgraphs (bicliques). Each biclique is assigned in a certain way with a set of arguments of the given function, and the weight of a biclique is the cardinality of this set. According to each of bicliques, a Boolean function is constructed whose arguments are the variables from the set, which is assigned to the biclique. The obtained functions form a solution of the bi-decomposition problem.
полные двудольные подграфы, bi-decomposition, matrix representation of boolean functions, QA75.5-76.95, частичные булевы функции, cover problem, boolean function bi-decomposition, covering problem, partial Boolean function, Electronic computers. Computer science, complete bipartite subgraph, Boolean functions, superposition of functions, logic algebra operations, partial boolean function
полные двудольные подграфы, bi-decomposition, matrix representation of boolean functions, QA75.5-76.95, частичные булевы функции, cover problem, boolean function bi-decomposition, covering problem, partial Boolean function, Electronic computers. Computer science, complete bipartite subgraph, Boolean functions, superposition of functions, logic algebra operations, partial boolean function
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