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Ben-Or's lower bound on the height of a fixed-degree algebraic decision tree to decide membership in a set is based on the number of connected components in the ...
Ben-Or's lower bound on the height of a fixed-degree algebraic decision tree to decide membership of a set is based on the number of connected components in ...
Abstract. Ben-Or's lower bound on the height of a fixed-degree algebraic decision tree to decide membership in a set is based on the number of connected ...
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