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Questions on the functionality of Mathematica for Boolean computation.
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How can I use Mathematica to solve a complex truth-teller/liar logic problem?
The other answer already provided a great solution. Alternatively, you can try:
SatisfiabilityInstances[(a \[Equivalent] ((a \[And]
b \[And] \[Not] c) \[Or] (a \[And] \[Not] b \[And]
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How to solve logic problem with a joker sometimes tell truth and sometimes lie?
If there are only truth teller and liar, I used to solve with BooleanConvert or SatisfiabilityInstances. However for this one, how could I use Mathematica to solve?
Mr. Lee is a senior programmer, bu …
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How to solve logic problem with a joker sometimes tell truth and sometimes lie?
Thanks for the solution from user293787. It is very helpful to me.
After a lot of effort, I also worked out a way myself to solve this.
I define l, m, r as Roberts at left, middle, and right. t as tru …
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