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This same circuit can be used for other compare functions, such as "less than" or "greater or equal" by simply changing the memory's 'matrix'. With more complicated programming, you could even have a "close-to" function output. This could be something like, "the output is 'F' when the inputs are exactly the same and it is '8' if the difference is 1 or '4' if the difference is 2 or '0' if it's more". That's just one example of a more complicated compare function and is usually called 'fuzzy' math. | This same circuit can be used for other compare functions, such as "less than" or "greater or equal" by simply changing the memory's 'matrix'. With more complicated programming, you could even have a "close-to" function output. This could be something like, "the output is 'F' when the inputs are exactly the same and it is '8' if the difference is 1 or '4' if the difference is 2 or '0' if it's more". That's just one example of a more complicated compare function and is usually called 'fuzzy' math. | ||