= Logical matrix
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A logical matrix is a two-dimensional array or table where each element is a binary value, typically represented as \`TRUE\` (often coded as 1) or \`FALSE\` (often coded as 0). Logical matrices are used in various fields, including mathematics, computer science, and statistics, to represent relationships, conditions, and truth values. \#\#\# Characteristics of Logical Matrices: 1. **Binary Values**: The entries of a logical matrix are restricted to two states—true or false.
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