HW7 #4

[Edward Sears]

In part a, does the variable ordering of {c,b,a} mean the top node is a
(as it is in part b)?

Thanks,
Eddie

[Qiuling Zhu]

No, it's not necessary.

Thanks,

Jolin

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[Edward Sears]

I don't understand.  The question asks to create a BDD.  Drawing a BDD with different nodes at the top will look different. Is that not correct?

Eddie

On 4/30/2013 5:01 PM, Qiuling Zhu wrote:

No, it's not necessary.

Thanks,

Jolin

On Tue, Apr 30, 2013 at 4:23 PM, Edward Sears <ese...@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:

In part a, does the variable ordering of {c,b,a} mean the top node is a (as it is in part b)?

Thanks,
Eddie

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[Qiuling Zhu]

I think the problem clearly states the order of c<b<a,  yes that also means that the top node is a.