BooleanConvert
BooleanConvert[expr]
converts the Boolean expression expr to disjunctive normal form.
BooleanConvert[expr,form]
converts the Boolean expression expr to the specified form.
BooleanConvert[expr,form,cond]
finds an expression in the specified form that is equivalent to expr when cond is true.
Details and Options

- BooleanConvert[expr,form] will produce an expression equivalent to expr.
- Available forms are:
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"DNF","SOP" disjunctive normal form, sum of products "CNF","POS" conjunctive normal form, product of sums "ESOP" exclusive sum of products "ANF" algebraic normal form "NOR" two-level Nor and Not "NAND" two-level Nand and Not "AND" two-level And and Not "OR" two-level Or and Not "IMPLIES" Implies and Not "ITE","IF" If and constants "BFF" BooleanFunction form "BDT" Boolean decision tree - The expression expr can contain any Boolean or logical functions, including BooleanFunction, BooleanCountingFunction, etc.
- BooleanConvert[bf,form] converts the internal form of a pure BooleanFunction object.
- BooleanConvert supports a Method option that specifies the detailed method to use.
Examples
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Scope (2)
Properties & Relations (3)
Neat Examples (1)
See Also
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Introduced in 2008
(7.0)