Boolean network

Terms from Artificial Intelligence: humans at the heart of algorithms

A Boolean network is a form of neural network where all of the values are Boolean (true/false) and the internal nodes are simple logic operators such as AND or NOR. It can be hard to train a Boolean network as they are discontinuous, but they can be very efficient to run, especially if compiled into a FPGA. In some case more complex neural networks can be simplified into Boolean networks.

Used in Chap. 21: page 337