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One-sided linearity testing

Yuval Filmus ( Technion - Israel Institute of Technology )
A classical property testing result states that if a Boolean function f satisfies f(x XOR y) = f(x) XOR f(y) for most inputs x,y, then f is close to an XOR. Prompted by an application to approximate judgment aggregation, we discuss what happens when replacing XOR with AND. The solution involves a one-sided analog of the familiar noise operator of Boolean Function Analysis. 
Joint work with Noam Lifshitz, Dor Minzer, and Elchanan Mossel.

 

 

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