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But your algebraic arithmetic with max-wise and min-wise characters is not equivalent at all! In fact it's a terrible analogy. Bit-wise arithmetic is great bec
by forgotpwtomain 10y ago
But your algebraic arithmetic with max-wise and min-wise characters is not equivalent at all! In fact it's a terrible analogy.
Bit-wise arithmetic is great because it's operations are compatible with propositional calculus,- but I cannot see how you can do anything productive with min/max-wise defined AND/OR for base10. For example how to do you determine 324 XOR 310 in your notation?
- jonsen 10y agoIn this decimal digit context it would be appropriate to define NOT d = 9 - d Similar to NOT b = 1 - b for binary digits. And in fuzzy logic. Taking the logic identity a XOR b = ( a AND NOT b ) OR ( NOT a AND b ) it would be MAX( MIN( a, NOT( b ) ), MIN( NOT( a ), b ) )
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