Factions can be related in two ways:
They can be complements, and they can be Zhegalkin twins.
Factions (directly or indirectly) connected by these relationships form a cluster.
It contains either four or eight factions.
The boxes with rounded corners contain all Boolean functions of a faction. (Represented by gray Venn diagrams.)
Complements are drawn next to each other.
Twins are connected by brown lines.
On these lines is the XOR of the two functions, i.e. their patron. (Represented by brown Venn diagrams.)
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