G(Y) represents the “gate cost” which for us will just be the sum of all inputs for all gates. GN(Y) is just G(Y) + the # of NOT’s (inverters)
- Don’t count inverters twice: You can have 1 inverter input into many gates.
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G(Y) represents the “gate cost” which for us will just be the sum of all inputs for all gates. GN(Y) is just G(Y) + the # of NOT’s (inverters)