Preguntas etiquetadas con probabilistic-algorithms

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Inferir tipos de refinamiento

En el trabajo, se me ha encomendado la tarea de inferir cierta información sobre un lenguaje dinámico. Reescribo secuencias de declaraciones en letexpresiones anidadas , así: return x; Z => x var x; Z => let x = undefined in Z x = y; Z => let x = y in Z if x then T else F; Z => if x...

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¿ implicaría ?

Si entonces la jerarquía colapsa a su segundo nivel (por el teorema de Karp-Lipton). Pero, ¿qué pasa con y ?RP=NPRP=NP\sf RP = NPNPNP\sf NPcoNPcoNP\sf coNP Traté de demostrar que está contenido en (la otra dirección es trivial si ) pero fue en vano, y ni siquiera estoy seguro de que sea...

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