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TR13-096 | 25th June 2013
Dana Ron, Rocco Servedio

Exponentially improved algorithms and lower bounds for testing signed majorities

A signed majority function is a linear threshold function $f : \{+1,1\}^n \to \{+1,1\}$ of the form
$f(x)={\rm sign}(\sum_{i=1}^n \sigma_i x_i)$ where each $\sigma_i \in \{+1,-1\}.$ Signed majority functions are a highly symmetrical subclass of the class of all linear threshold functions, which are functions of the form ${\rm ... more >>>


TR13-095 | 24th June 2013
Uriel Feige, Rani Izsak

Welfare Maximization and the Supermodular Degree

Given a set of items and a collection of players, each with a nonnegative monotone valuation set function over the items,
the welfare maximization problem requires that every item be allocated to exactly one player,
and one wishes to maximize the sum of values obtained by the players,
as computed ... more >>>


TR13-094 | 13th June 2013
Brendan Juba

On Non-automatizability in PAC-Semantics

We consider the proof search ("automatizability") problem for integrated learning and reasoning, a problem modeling certain kinds of data mining and common sense reasoning (Juba, 2013a). In such a problem, the approximate validity (i.e., under Valiant’s PAC-Semantics (Valiant, 2000)) of an input query formula over a background probability distribution is ... more >>>



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