Order vertices by nonincreasing positive degrees , and let count preceding neighbors. The Madiman-Tetali inequality applied to preceding-neighbor sets and copies of singleton bounds the entropy of a uniformly chosen independent set. In each local term, all-zero neighbor assignment permits two choices at , while every other assignment permits at most one. The maximum-entropy bound gives for that term. Complete bipartite graphs attain equality when one part is ordered before the other.
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