from pyeda.parsing import pla
from pathlib import Path
from pyeda.boolalg import espresso
fname = "pla_test.txt"
fpath = Path('.').resolve() / fname
with open(fpath, encoding="utf-8") as fin:
d = pla.parse(fin.read())
espresso_output = espresso.espresso(d["ninputs"], d["noutputs"], d["cover"], intype=d["intype"])
But when I tried to understand the output I got in variable espresso_output I was quite surprised to see that the "simplified implicant" in espresso_output corresponding to the function value 01010 was not the one I could read in the doc available here (https://pyeda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/2llm.html).
have I misunderstood the output of the function or is there somehow an error in doc or in espresso?
Here is my script to reproduce the error.
failing script
# based on https://pyeda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/2llm.html example
from pyeda.parsing import pla
from pyeda.boolalg import espresso
MOCK_PLA = """
.i 50
.o 5
.p 50
.ilb x0 x1 x2 x3 x4 x5 x6 x7 x8 x9 x10 x11 x12 x13 x14 x15 x16 x17 x18 x19 x20 x21 x22 x23 x24 x25 x26 x27 x28 x29 x30 x31 x32 x33 x34 x35 x36 x37 x38 x39 x40 x41 x42 x43 x44 x45 x46 x47 x48 x49
.ob y0 y1 y2 y3 y4
.type fr
001011110--00--0100-0010-10-01010101-010--01011111 00011
0-1-1010-01000100--11011-0110001010-10001010-1-1-0 00100
0111010111110110110-100101101010010001111----1-011 10000
01-0010011-001110--000-011--11--1-0100-01101--1000 00001
001011010-1100000001101--10100-010-001100111110010 00101
011-01010-10-1101110-00-1-11001-1-0000--1-1-00-000 00011
0000000011001-0000010-000110-11011001110--100-1-10 00110
00-111111-00100-100111101000-11101100--0-1110-1-10 10001
-1-10011011000011--00-0011011101-1-1101110--1-001- 11100
-0101100-110111-010-01110-0110011-1-1---1001011111 11000
0-111011101000-11-1--10-0001001101000010-11-111101 11001
11000000-1-01--1111-10111111----0010--1-0--1--0111 01010
00-101000011-1-10101101-1101011-0101000-111111011- 11011
1-00-11111-0010-0---000--0110-0010111--000001-0001 11011
-1-1100100001--00--00001000-1-1--100-0111-00011011 11000
0-0000-010-11-1100-101-00101000111-01--11-0010-011 10000
11-1-0001100101-10-0-1-0-1100010101111-1111000-101 11101
10-01--10011111-11011-001001101100110010010-000-0- 01110
1-11010-00011101-010--101010--0111010101-11-101--1 00111
11--111-111-111-000-11000-101-1-011--1000--1111100 01111
0---0-10011101000--11001-1100-10-000011-0100011100 11110
-01--11-010-1001011-0-101000100000--10111---100-1- 11101
11-1-000010--00110-011101--11-10-1-0000110100-1101 11010
-0111110-100-11-110001001100001-100011110001001100 11110
11--00100-01--00-10---11-0001-00011101001011-01110 00000
1--010011-001-0000--0-11-001010001110-00-01-110-11 01101
100011--0101--1-1-0-101--001-0-101-1-1011101011-01 00111
0--0-01-10101-11-0100111111000-1-1011100-111-01111 10100
0-0110010--11101-0---1001-1001--001-110000---1011- 00100
0-1000-0--00000010-0--1011-1001011-01-00-011001111 10000
111-1101111-01001101-111--00-01011111000001-001001 11100
0--100111-1010001-0111-0-000--00-0111101111-101100 11000
00001101100-001001-1010010010011-1101-110-10-110-1 01011
0101-01-0100101000010111--0011-0011011110-111100-0 00100
000-1--100-00-1001-10-000000100-001100-10101010001 10000
10001001-0001011-1-1-0-00101110-10100---0010001--- 10111
01011000000100100000---1--11-0001011111101-01-1011 01111
1--01--00100110001-110-0-00001011---01001000110--- 10010
0-0001--01--11101010100000000010011001000-01100001 00011
0-0100110-00111100-001--11--00-1001-00-0-11-1-0-1- 00100
101-1-100-001001-010111-01--010-1-1011-01101001001 11000
0110-111011--1-010101-011-1-00100110-00-1111000-11 11001
011001011---010011-10-00-11-001000000101101101-0-1 00100
1001111-1-1111-1001-000111010-100--0111110011000-1 10111
1-1010-1-100111110010-101011-1001000111-0000--11-1 11000
-00110001000010000010100010010-0-0-100-1-0111011-1 00101
1110-01100111111-1-1-110-0-110--011--01-11-0000-01 00000
-01010101010-1-1-00-1111010100-1001111110110--0-00 11011
110-10000001--0-0-01001111-0011-0110110100010--111 11111
101-10111000011110000-1001-001-01111-011-0001-0100 00100
.e
"""
if __name__ == "__main__":
function_value_at_expected_simplified_implicant = (0, 1, 0, 1, 0) # "01010", it is the second line in doc
expected_simplified_implicant = "-----------------1----------------------0-----0-1-" # copy pasted from doc
# run espresso
d = pla.parse(MOCK_PLA)
espresso_output = espresso.espresso(d["ninputs"], d["noutputs"], d["cover"], intype=d["intype"])
espresso_output_as_list = list(espresso_output)
output_simplified_implicant, output_function_value = espresso_output_as_list[1]
# check that implicant is the one we have selected
assert output_function_value == function_value_at_expected_simplified_implicant, (
f"failing test was {output_function_value}=={function_value_at_expected_simplified_implicant}"
)
for i, char in enumerate(output_simplified_implicant):
assert output_simplified_implicant[i] == pla._INCODE[expected_simplified_implicant[i]], (
f"i-th check failed for i={i}. "
+ f"test was {output_simplified_implicant[i]}=={pla._INCODE[expected_simplified_implicant[i]]}"
)
Full error log:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "...\venv\lib\site-packages\IPython\core\interactiveshell.py", line 3508, in run_code
exec(code_obj, self.user_global_ns, self.user_ns)
File "<ipython-input-2-774decbe74bf>", line 1, in <module>
runfile('...\\example_minimization_with_pyeda.py', wdir='...')
File "C:\Program Files\JetBrains\PyCharm 2024.1\plugins\python\helpers\pydev\_pydev_bundle\pydev_umd.py", line 197, in runfile
pydev_imports.execfile(filename, global_vars, local_vars) # execute the script
File "C:\Program Files\JetBrains\PyCharm 2024.1\plugins\python\helpers\pydev\_pydev_imps\_pydev_execfile.py", line 18, in execfile
exec(compile(contents+"\n", file, 'exec'), glob, loc)
File "...\example_minimization_with_pyeda.py", line 82, in <module>
assert output_simplified_implicant[i] == pla._INCODE[expected_simplified_implicant[i]], (
AssertionError: i-th check failed for i=26. test was 2==3
I am new at pyeda. I successfully ran this code:
But when I tried to understand the output I got in variable
espresso_output
I was quite surprised to see that the "simplified implicant" inespresso_output
corresponding to the function value01010
was not the one I could read in the doc available here (https://pyeda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/2llm.html).have I misunderstood the output of the function or is there somehow an error in doc or in espresso?
Here is my script to reproduce the error.
failing script
Full error log:
my version of pyeda: