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inclusion-exclusion principle
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inclusion-exclusion principle [¦in‚klü·zhən ′eks‚klü·zhən ‚prin·sə·pəl]
(mathematics)
The principle that, ifAandBare finite sets, the number of elements in the union ofAandBcan be obtained by adding the number of elements inAto the number of elements inB, and then subtracting from this sum the number of elements in the intersection ofAandB.


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Three papers receiving an award prove the sum of small-bias generators fools polynomials, lower bounds for constant depth multilinear circuits, and approximate inclusion-exclusion for arbitrary symmetric functions.
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