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BooleanTable[bf]

gives a list of truth values for all possible combinations of variable values supplied to the Boolean function bf.

BooleanTable[expr,{a₁,a₂,…}]

gives a list of the truth values of the Boolean expression expr for all possible combinations of values of the a_i.

BooleanTable[expr,{a₁,a₂,…},{b₁,…},…]

gives a nested table of truth values of expr with the outermost level giving possible combinations of the a_i.

• The possible combinations of variable values are given in the order Tuples[{True,False},n].
• BooleanTable gives a list or array of True, False values.
• Boole[BooleanTable[…]] gives 1, 0 values.
• In BooleanTable[expr,{a₁,a₂,…}] etc. any of the variables in expr that are not explicitly among the a_i etc. are left in symbolic form.
• BooleanTable[expr,vars₁,…,vars_s] is equivalent to Fold[BooleanTable,expr,{vars_s,…,vars₁}]. »
• BooleanTable[bf,{r₁,r₂,…}] gives a list of truth values corresponding to possible values of the r₁, r₂, … variables for the Boolean function bf.
• BooleanTable[bf,{r₁,…},{s₁,…},…] gives a nested table of truth values with the outermost level giving combinations of the r_i variables. »

The vector of truth values for Or:

Convert to 1, 0 form:

2D truth table for Or:

Generate a truth table for a Boolean expression:

A truth table with arguments and values:

Vector-valued Boolean expression:

A 2D truth table:

A 3D truth table:

Generate a truth table for a pure Boolean function:

Specify the position of arguments to use:

Position and grouping of arguments to use:

Expressions do not need to produce Boolean values:

Generate a truth table without explicitly giving a variable list:

The variables and ordering used are given by BooleanVariables:

Compute the probability for an event as the ratio of true cases to total cases:

The probabilities for some events:

The probability that exactly three variables are true:

Show that :

Assume that you pay 2 units when and that you earn 1 unit when :

The expected earning when it is equally probable that x,y,z are true or false:

The risk or variance is:

Generate the truth rules for a Boolean expression:

Use the rules to evolve a cellular automaton:

A BooleanTable with n variables has elements:

With n and m variables the resulting matrix has values:

BooleanTable with several variable iterators evaluates the outermost iterator first:

An equivalent form:

BooleanTable enumerates values in the same order as Tuples[{True,False},n]:

Three variables:

SatisfiabilityCount efficiently counts the number of True elements in BooleanTable:

In this case the BooleanTable would have elements:

Give an enumerated BooleanFunction:

Compute its truth table:

The order of enumeration is consistent with FromDigits:

Use BooleanFunction to convert a truth table to a function or expression:

Convert to a Boolean function:

Use it as any other function:

Convert to a disjunctive normal form:

Convert to a "NAND" form:

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