Open emomeni opened 6 years ago
Hi, I'm trying to have a graphical model of this:
In [1]: %load_ext gvmagic
In [2]: import pyeda
In [3]: from pyeda.inter import *
In [4]: a, b, c = map(bddvar, 'abc')
In [5]: f = a & b | a & c | b & c
In [6]: %dotobj f
In [7]: f.to_dot()
Out[7]: 'graph BDD { n140390891948072 [label=0,shape=box]; n140390892027576 [label=1,shape=box]; n140390840874880 [label="c",shape=circle]; n140390840893680 [label="b",shape=circle]; n140390840906304 [label="b",shape=circle]; n140390840906248 [label="a",shape=circle]; n140390840874880 -- n140390891948072 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840874880 -- n140390892027576 [label=1]; n140390840893680 -- n140390891948072 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840893680 -- n140390840874880 [label=1]; n140390840906304 -- n140390840874880 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840906304 -- n140390892027576 [label=1]; n140390840906248 -- n140390840893680 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840906248 -- n140390840906304 [label=1]; }'
this is the example that is available in pyeda documentation, but i didn't see any way to importing this code to jpg/png files!
anyone can help me? Apparently my graph is now made, but how do I see it? There are no instructions for that on the website
Any Idea?!
emomeni
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5 years ago emomeni
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5 years ago
Hi, I'm trying to have a graphical model of this:
In [1]: %load_ext gvmagic
In [2]: import pyeda
In [3]: from pyeda.inter import *
In [4]: a, b, c = map(bddvar, 'abc')
In [5]: f = a & b | a & c | b & c
In [6]: %dotobj f
In [7]: f.to_dot()
Out[7]: 'graph BDD { n140390891948072 [label=0,shape=box]; n140390892027576 [label=1,shape=box]; n140390840874880 [label="c",shape=circle]; n140390840893680 [label="b",shape=circle]; n140390840906304 [label="b",shape=circle]; n140390840906248 [label="a",shape=circle]; n140390840874880 -- n140390891948072 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840874880 -- n140390892027576 [label=1]; n140390840893680 -- n140390891948072 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840893680 -- n140390840874880 [label=1]; n140390840906304 -- n140390840874880 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840906304 -- n140390892027576 [label=1]; n140390840906248 -- n140390840893680 [label=0,style=dashed]; n140390840906248 -- n140390840906304 [label=1]; }'
this is the example that is available in pyeda documentation, but i didn't see any way to importing this code to jpg/png files!
anyone can help me? Apparently my graph is now made, but how do I see it? There are no instructions for that on the website