AbstractIf g is a monotone boolean function depending on all its variables, the property that each prime implicant of g intersects each prime clause of g in a singleton is a well-known necessary condition for g to be computable by a formula with no repeated variable, and only using the connectives and, or. We prove that the condition is also sufficient. Our proof uses matroid theory
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: f1; 1gn! f1; 1g to any constant ac...
AbstractA notion of a neighborhood cube of a term of a Boolean function represented in the canonical...
We study the existence of polynomial time Boolean connective functions for languages. A language $L...
AbstractIf g is a monotone boolean function depending on all its variables, the property that each p...
In this paper we study the complexity of realizing a monotone but otherwise arbitrary Boolean functi...
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AbstractA monotone boolean function ƒ: {0,1}v → {0,1} is read-once if ƒ can be expressed as a boolea...
We study the learnability of boolean functions from membership and equivalence queries. We develop t...
We investigate the complexity of finding prime implicants and minimum equiv-alent DNFs for Boolean f...
ABSTRACT: We prove a hierarchy theorem for the representation of monotone Boolean functions by monot...
We examine various structural properties of idempotent monotone Boolean functions. The free distribu...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: f1; 1gn! f1; 1g to any constant ac...
AbstractA notion of a neighborhood cube of a term of a Boolean function represented in the canonical...
We study the existence of polynomial time Boolean connective functions for languages. A language $L...
AbstractIf g is a monotone boolean function depending on all its variables, the property that each p...
In this paper we study the complexity of realizing a monotone but otherwise arbitrary Boolean functi...
AbstractA criterion for testing whether a given monotone boolean function f is planar monotone compu...
AbstractWe show that any monotone linear threshold function on n Boolean variables can be approximat...
We study the realization of monotone Boolean functions by networks. Our main result is a precise ver...
Abstract. We investigate the complexity of finding prime implicants and minimal equivalent DNFs for ...
AbstractWe study the learnability of boolean functions from membership and equivalence queries. We d...
AbstractA monotone boolean function ƒ: {0,1}v → {0,1} is read-once if ƒ can be expressed as a boolea...
We study the learnability of boolean functions from membership and equivalence queries. We develop t...
We investigate the complexity of finding prime implicants and minimum equiv-alent DNFs for Boolean f...
ABSTRACT: We prove a hierarchy theorem for the representation of monotone Boolean functions by monot...
We examine various structural properties of idempotent monotone Boolean functions. The free distribu...
We give an algorithm that learns any monotone Boolean function f: f1; 1gn! f1; 1g to any constant ac...
AbstractA notion of a neighborhood cube of a term of a Boolean function represented in the canonical...
We study the existence of polynomial time Boolean connective functions for languages. A language $L...