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I think many humans can pass it, I will be testing. I can at least. Correct answer is the original boolean formula, minus the noise. E.g. the original formul
by yters 7y ago
I think many humans can pass it, I will be testing. I can at least.
Correct answer is the original boolean formula, minus the noise.
E.g. the original formula might be (a & b) | c. If the human can provide the correct truth value for the formula for the missing assignments (blue squares), then they answer correctly.
- gus_massa 7y agoIf the formula is (a & b) | c, then it is easier to be solved by a computer than by a human. With three variables, there are only 8 possibilities, so you can bruteforce it. (64 or 128 if you can use `not` too.)
- yters 7y agothat's just for illustration also, the solver does not have access to the formula. they must infer the formula from truth values