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A small decrease in the degree of a polynomial with a given sign function can exponentially increase its weight and length
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    A small decrease in the degree of a polynomial with a given sign function can exponentially increase its weight and length (English)
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    18 September 2013
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    Boolean function
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    integer-valued polynomial
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    sign function
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    perceptron
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    Boolean circuit
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    complexity theory
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    discrete Fourier transform
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    exponential gap
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