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Prime implicants (#122) must be the default result of fault tree analysis, while minimal cut sets should include only positive literals as a conservative (supersets for non-coherent fault trees) approximation.
Mishandling of minimal cut sets (with negative literals) for non-coherent fault trees may result in bugs as in issue #92.
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Prime implicants (#122) must be the default result of fault tree analysis, while minimal cut sets should include only positive literals as a conservative (supersets for non-coherent fault trees) approximation.
Mishandling of minimal cut sets (with negative literals) for non-coherent fault trees may result in bugs as in issue #92.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: