On the Approximation Resistance of Balanced Linear Threshold Functions

07/12/2018
by   Aaron Potechin, et al.
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In this paper, we show that there exists a balanced linear threshold function (LTF) which is unique games hard to approximate, refuting a conjecture of Austrin, Benabbas, and Magen. We also show that the almost monarchy predicate on k variables is approximable for sufficiently large k.

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