Constructions of Small Epsilon-biased Sets
Usually the goal is to find -biased sets that have a small size relative to the parameters and . This is because a smaller size means that the amount of randomness needed to pick a random element from the set is smaller, and so the set can be used to fool parities using few random bits.
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