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A rule is called a binary rule if it has only two cell states, i.e. if it is not a multistate rule.

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	A rule is called a '''binary rule''' ~~iff~~ it has only two cell states, i.e. ~~iff~~ it is not a [[multistate rule]].		A rule is called a '''binary rule''' if it has only two cell states, i.e. if it is not a [[multistate rule]].