| S. Matar. Learning with minimal number of queries. Master's thesis, University of Alberta, Canada, 1993. |
....queries and produce O(sm 2 m 3 (kjq ) terms. This immediately gives a bound on the number of negative counterexamples. Hence, the number of equivalence queries is O(sm 2 m 3 (kjq ) Note that just by the Read k property of F we have s kn. A tighter bound of s = O( jn) is given by [Mat93] Claim 18 Let ffi 0 be a constant and kj = O( log log n ) The algorithm Learn RkSj runs in time poly(n) and finds a function logically equivalent to F with probability at least 1 Gamma ffi. Proof: By Claim 17, the algorithm succeeds with probability at least 1 Gamma ffi . The polynomial ....
S. Matar. Learning with minimal number of queries. Master's thesis, University of Alberta, Canada, 1993.
....O(sm 2 m 3 (kjq 2 ) 4kj ) terms. This immediately gives a bound on the number of negative counterexamples. Hence, the number of equivalence queries is O(sm 2 m 3 (kjq 2 ) 4kj ) Note that just by the Read k property of F we have s kn. A tighter bound of s = O( p k 2 jn) is given by [Mat93] Claim 18 Let ffi 0 be a constant and kj = O( log n log log n ) The algorithm Learn RkSj runs in time poly(n) and finds a function logically equivalent to F with probability at least 1 Gamma ffi. Proof: By Claim 17, the algorithm succeeds with probability at least 1 Gamma ffi . The ....
S. Matar. Learning with minimal number of queries. Master's thesis, University of Alberta, Canada, 1993.
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