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摘要
考虑一组输入长度为 k 的字符串的需求。k 限制问题就是构造一个长度为 m 的字符串小集合,使得在任意 k 个位置和任意需求下,集合中都有一个字符串满足这些位置上的需求。k-restriction 问题与许多问题有关,如 k-independent 集、覆盖数组和许多其他组合应用。通过考虑需求的 VC 维度,我们利用 Lovász Local Lemma 证明了与需求数量无关的边界。因此,我们可以为具有有限 VC 维度的需求证明更好的边界。
Consider a set of demands, each taking length-k strings as input. The k-restriction problem is to construct a small set of length-m strings, such that given any k positions and any demand, there exists a string in the set satisfying the demand at these positions. The k-restriction problem relates to many problems, such as k-independent sets, covering arrays, and many other combinatorial applications. By considering the VC-dimension of demands, we prove bounds independent of the number of demands with the Lovász Local Lemma. As a result, we can prove better bounds for demands with finite VC-dimension.
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