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  • https://eng.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Industrial_and_Systems_Engineering/Chemical_Process_Dynamics_and_Controls_(Woolf)/05%3A_Logical_Modeling/5.01%3A_Boolean_Models_-_Truth_Tables_and_State_Transition_Diagrams
    A Boolean is a variable that can only attain two values: True or False. In most applications, it is convenient to represent a True by the number 1, and a False by the number 0. A Boolean model, or Boo...A Boolean is a variable that can only attain two values: True or False. In most applications, it is convenient to represent a True by the number 1, and a False by the number 0. A Boolean model, or Boolean network, is a collection of Boolean variables that are related by logical switching rules, or Boolean functions, that follow an If-Then format. This type of Boolean model is known as an autonomous model and will be the primary type of model discussed in this article.

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