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引用次数: 43
摘要
随机决策问题是一个带有实例概率函数的决策问题。Leonid Levin [Lev1]将NP完备性理论推广到适当定义的随机NP(简称RNP)问题,并证明了关于(适当广义的)Ptime约简的有界平铺问题的一个随机版本的完备性。莱文的证明自然分为两部分;证明了有界停止问题的一个随机化版本是完全的,并将其简化为随机化平铺。David Johnson [Jo]在Levin的定义和证明背后提供了一些直觉,并要求读者找到更多的自然完全RNP问题。
A randomized decision problem is a decision problem together with a probability function on the instances. Leonid Levin [Lev1] generalized the NP completeness theory to the case of properly defined randomized NP (shortly, RNP) problems and proved the completeness of a randomized version of the bounded tiling problem with respect to (appropriately generalized) Ptime reductions. Levin's proof naturally splits into two parts; a randomized version of the bounded halting problem is proved complete and then reduced to Randomized Tiling. David Johnson [Jo] provided some intuition behind Levin's definitions and proofs, and challenged readers to find additional natural complete RNP problems.