Lecture

Chernoff Bounds

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Chernoff bounds, focusing on the use of union bound and Latin Chernoff. It explains the generation of extractors, the properties of seeded extractors, and the application of Chernoff bounds in probability. The instructor presents the theorems related to extractors and demonstrates their proofs using propositions.

Instructor

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