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FOCS 1984
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ON NETWORKS OF NOISY GATES.

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It is shown that many Boolean functions have the property that the number of noisy gates needed to compute them differs from the number of noiseless gates by at most a constant factor. This may be contrasted with results by other authors to the effect that (1) for every Boolean function, the number of noisy gates needed is larger by at most a logarithmic factor, and (2) for some Boolean functions, it is larger by at least a logarithmic factor.

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FOCS 1984

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