Evolutionary Synthesis of LogicCircuits Using Information Theory
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This paper presents an approach based on the use of genetic programming to synthesize logic functions. The proposed approach uses the 1-control line multiplexer as the only design unit, defining any logic function (defined by a truth table) through the replication of this single unit. Our fitness function first explores the search space trying to find a feasible design and then concentrates in the minimization of such (fully feasible) circuit. The proposed approach is illustrated using several sample Boolean functions.