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On the optimal design of multiple-valued PLAs
<span title="">1989</span>
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This paper describes the design and analysis of three types of multiple-valued PLA's: 'lype 1 PLA's realize functions directly in the form of the MAX of MIN of literal functions and constants. In Type 2 PLA's, the body of the PLA is binary and the output is encoded as a multiple-valued logic value.
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