On the sum of the L₁ influences of bounded functions
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Abstract: Let have degree as a multilinear polynomial. It is well-known that the total influence of is at most . Aaronson and Ambainis asked whether the total influence of can also be bounded as a function of . Bav{c}kurs and Bavarian answered this question in the affirmative, providing a bound of for general functions and for homogeneous functions. We improve on their results by providing a bound of for general functions and for homogeneous functions. In addition, we prove a bound of for monotone functions, and provide a matching example.
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