Package cudd: Information

The CUDD package provides functions to manipulate Binary Decision
Diagrams (BDDs), Algebraic Decision Diagrams (ADDs), and Zero-suppressed
Binary Decision Diagrams (ZDDs). BDDs are used to represent switching
functions; ADDs are used to represent function from {0,1}^n to an
arbitrary set. ZDDs represent switching functions like BDDs; however,
they are much more efficient than BDDs when the functions to be
represented are characteristic functions of cube sets, or in general,
when the ON-set of the function to be represented is very sparse. They
are inferior to BDDs in other cases.

The package provides a large set of operations on BDDs, ADDs, and ZDDs,
functions to convert BDDs into ADDs or ZDDs and vice versa, and a large
assortment of variable reordering methods.

Package cudd: Information

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