BinaryDecisionDiagrams Documentation

API

BinaryDecisionDiagrams.DiagramType

A Binary Decision Diagram.

  • index: the vertex variable (-1 if terminal vertex
  • low: low child vertex of BDD (undef if terminal vertex)
  • high: high child vertex of BDD (undef if terminal vertex)
  • value: terminal boolean value
  • id: unique identifier
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Base.:!=Method

Returns whether the two given boolean functions are not equivalent.

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Base.:==Method

Returns whether the two given boolean functions are equivalent.

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Base.:|Method

Returns a new reduced Diagram restricted to instantiation X.

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Base.signMethod

Returns 0 if x is not a literal; else returns the literal's sign.

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BinaryDecisionDiagrams.from_npbcMethod

Translates a cardinality constraint in normal pseudo-boolean constraint form into a BDD.

Since cardinality constraints correspond to having coefficients set to one, we ignore the C's.

Argument L corresponds to the vector of literals to be chosen from; b is how many literals in L are selected.

See Eén and Sörensson 2006.

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BinaryDecisionDiagrams.loadMethod

Loads a BDD from given file.

Supported file formats:

  • CNF (.cnf);
  • DNF (.dnf);
  • BDD (.bdd).

To load as any of these file formats, simply set the filename with the desired extension.

Keyword arguments are passed down to the open function.

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BinaryDecisionDiagrams.print_nfMethod

Pretty print BDD as a normal form (CNF or DNF).

Caution: may exponentially explode.

Alternatively, pretty prints using the given glyphs (default , and ¬).

ϕ = (1 ∧ ¬2) ∨ (2 ∧ 3)
print_nf(α; out = false)
ϕ = (1 ∧ ¬2) ∨ (2 ∧ 3)
print_nf(α; out = false, which = "dnf", glyphs = ['+', '*', '-'])
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BinaryDecisionDiagrams.saveMethod

Saves a BDD as a file.

Supported file formats:

  • CNF (.cnf);
  • DNF (.dnf);
  • BDD (.bdd).

To save as any of these file formats, simply set the filename with the desired extension.

Keyword arguments are passed down to the open function.

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BinaryDecisionDiagrams.shannon!Method

Performs Shannon's Decomposition on the Diagram α, given a set of variables to isolate. Any decomposition that results in a ⊥ is discarded.

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