# Appendix a to applied probability: directory of m-functions and m  (Page 4/24)

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mintable.m function y = mintable(n) generates a table of minterm vectors by repeated use of the m-function minterm .

function y = mintable(n) % MINTABLE y = mintable(n) Table of minterms vectors% Version of 3/2/93 % Generates a table of minterm vectors% Uses the m-function minterm y = zeros(n,2^n);for i = 1:n y(i,:) = minterm(n,i);end

minvec3.m sets basic minterm vectors $\mathbf{A},\mathbf{B},\mathbf{C},{\mathbf{A}}^{\mathbf{c}},{\mathbf{B}}^{\mathbf{c}},{\mathbf{C}}^{\mathbf{c}}$ for the class $\left\{A,B,C\right\}$ . (Similarly for minvec4.m, minvec5.m , etc.)

% MINVEC3 file minvec3.m Basic minterm vectors % Version of 1/31/95A = minterm(3,1); B = minterm(3,2);C = minterm(3,3); Ac = ~A;Bc = ~B; Cc = ~C;disp('Variables are A, B, C, Ac, Bc, Cc') disp('They may be renamed, if desired.')

minmap function y = minmap(pm) reshapes a row or column vector pm of minterm probabilities into minterm map format.

function y = minmap(pm) % MINMAP y = minmap(pm) Reshapes vector of minterm probabilities% Version of 12/9/93 % Reshapes a row or column vector pm of minterm% probabilities into minterm map format m = length(pm);n = round(log(m)/log(2)); a = fix(n/2);if m ~= 2^n disp('The number of minterms is incorrect')else y = reshape(pm,2^a,2^(n-a));end

binary.m function y = binary(d,n) converts a matrix d of floating point nonnegative integers to a matrix of binary equivalents, one on each row.Adapted from m-functions written by Hans Olsson and by Simon Cooke. Each matrix row may be converted to an unspaced string of zeros and ones by the device ys = setstr(y + '0').

function y = binary(d,n) % BINARY y = binary(d,n) Integers to binary equivalents% Version of 7/14/95 % Converts a matrix d of floating point, nonnegative% integers to a matrix of binary equivalents. Each row % is the binary equivalent (n places) of one number.% Adapted from the programs dec2bin.m, which shared % first prize in an April 95 Mathworks contest.% Winning authors: Hans Olsson from Lund, Sweden, % and Simon Cooke from Glasgow, UK.% Each matrix row may be converted to an unspaced string % of zeros and ones by the device: ys = setstr(y + '0').if nargin<2, n = 1; end % Allows omission of argument n [f,e]= log2(d); n = max(max(max(e)),n);y = rem(floor(d(:)*pow2(1-n:0)),2);

mincalc.m The m-procedure mincalc determines minterm probabilities from suitable data. For a discussion of the data formatting and certain problems, see 2.6.

% MINCALC file mincalc.m Determines minterm probabilities % Version of 1/22/94 Updated for version 5.1 on 6/6/97% Assumes a data file which includes % 1. Call for minvecq to set q basic minterm vectors, each (1 x 2^q)% 2. Data vectors DV = matrix of md data Boolean combinations of basic sets-- % Matlab produces md minterm vectors-- one on each row.% The first combination is always A|Ac (the whole space) % 3. DP = row matrix of md data probabilities.% The first probability is always 1. % 4. Target vectors TV = matrix of mt target Boolean combinations.% Matlab produces a row minterm vector for each target combination. % If there are no target combinations, set TV = []; [md,nd]= size(DV); ND = 0:nd-1;ID = eye(nd); % Row i is minterm vector i-1 [mt,nt]= size(TV); MT = 1:mt;rd = rank(DV); if rd<md disp('Data vectors are NOT linearly independent')else disp('Data vectors are linearly independent')end % Identification of which minterm probabilities can be determined from the data% (i.e., which minterm vectors are not linearly independent of data vectors) AM = zeros(1,nd);for i = 1:nd AM(i) = rd == rank([DV;ID(i,:)]); % Checks for linear dependence of each endam = find(AM); % minterm vector CAM = ID(am,:)/DV; % Determination of coefficients for the available mintermspma = DP*CAM'; % Calculation of probabilities of available minterms PMA = [ND(am);pma]'; if sum(pma<-0.001)>0 % Check for data consistency disp('Data probabilities are INCONSISTENT')else % Identification of which target probabilities are computable from the dataCT = zeros(1,mt); for j = 1:mtCT(j) = rd == rank([DV;TV(j,:)]);end ct = find(CT);CCT = TV(ct,:)/DV; % Determination of coefficients for computable targets ctp = DP*CCT'; % Determination of probabilitiesdisp(' Computable target probabilities') disp([MT(ct); ctp]') end % end for "if sum(pma<-0.001)>0" disp(['The number of minterms is ',num2str(nd),]) disp(['The number of available minterms is ',num2str(length(pma)),]) disp('Available minterm probabilities are in vector pma')disp('To view available minterm probabilities, call for PMA')

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