Minimization and Partitioning Method Reducing Input Sets

The article describes a new Boolean minimization and single-level partitioning method based on the BOOM minimization system [6]. The minimization is performed with respect to the restrictions stated for the number of inputs and outputs of individual components and/or with the goal to reach load balancing for the inputs. The method can handle extremely large functions (up to thousands of input variables) in a very short time and its use is advantageous above all for highly unspecified functions, where the number of don't cares is large.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2002
• Where: DELTA
• Authors: Jan Hlavicka, Petr Fiser
• Keywords: BOOM Minimization, DELTA 2002, Information Management, Single-level Partitioning Method, Unspecified Functions