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TR04-075 | 21st July 2004
Michael Schmitt

Some dichotomy theorems for neural learning problems

The computational complexity of learning from binary examples is
investigated for linear threshold neurons. We introduce
combinatorial measures that create classes of infinitely many
learning problems with sample restrictions. We analyze how the
complexity of these problems depends on the values for the measures.
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TR04-074 | 26th August 2004
Emanuele Viola

On Parallel Pseudorandom Generators

Revisions: 1

We study pseudorandom generator (PRG) constructions $G^f : {0,1}^l \to {0,1}^{l+s}$ from one-way functions $f : {0,1}^n \to {0,1}^m$. We consider PRG constructions of the form $G^f(x) = C(f(q_{1}) \ldots f(q_{poly(n)}))$
where $C$ is a polynomial-size constant depth circuit
and $C$ and the $q$'s are generated from $x$ arbitrarily.
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TR04-073 | 9th July 2004
Henning Fernau

A Top-Down Approach to Search-Trees: Improved Algorithmics for 3-Hitting Set

In this paper, we show how to systematically
improve on parameterized algorithms and their
analysis, focusing on search-tree based algorithms
for d-Hitting Set, especially for d=3.
We concentrate on algorithms which are easy to implement,
in contrast with the highly sophisticated algorithms
which have been elsewhere designed to ... more >>>



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