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Abstract: The smoothed complexity [1] of an algorithm is the expected running time of the algorithm on an arbitrary instance under a random perturbation. It was shown recently that the simplex algorithm has polynomial smoothed complexity. We show that a simple greedy algorithm for linear programming, the Perceptron algorithm, also has polynomial smoothed complexity, in a high probability sense: that is, the running time is polynomial with high probability over the random perturbation. While the bounds... (Update)
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...algorithm for such a perturbed instance is polynomial in 1= and the number of input variables. The other papers on smoothed analysis [2, 7] also discuss continuous problems. We apply the concept of smoothed analysis to problems de ned on sequences and natural numbers. In...
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A. Blum and J.D. Dunagan. Smoothed analysis of the perceptron algorithm for linear programming. In SODA'02, 2002. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/blum02smoothed.html More
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author = "A. Blum and J. Dunagan",
title = "Smoothed analysis of the perceptron algorithm for linear programming",
text = "A. Blum and J.D. Dunagan. Smoothed analysis of the perceptron algorithm
for linear programming. In SODA'02, 2002.",
year = "2002",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/blum02smoothed.html" }
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