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Abstract: It is proved that there is a monotone function in AC
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4 which requires exponential size monotone
perceptrons of depth 3. This solves the monotone version of a problem which, in the general case,
would imply an oracle separation of PP
PH
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1 Introduction
Recently perceptrons (see definition below) have received some renewed attention because of their
relevance to some important issues in structural complexity theory. In [6] it was shown that perceptrons
cannot compute parity unless they ... (Update)
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...berg,staffanu nada.kth.se. 1 compute parity. This bound implies the existence of an oracle that separates PhiP from PP PH . Green [7] also discussed the question of whether there is an oracle that separates the levels in the PP PH hierarchy. Since this follows from a...
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Frederic Green. A lower bound for monotone perceptrons. Mathematical Systems Theory, 28:283--298, 1995. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/green95lower.html More
@article{ green95lower,
author = "Frederic Green",
title = "A Lower Bound for Monotone Perceptrons",
journal = "Mathematical Systems Theory",
volume = "28",
number = "4",
pages = "283-298",
year = "1995",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/green95lower.html" }
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Threshold circuits of bounded depth (context) - Hajnal, Maass et al. - 1987
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Computational limitations for small-depth circuits (context) - Hastad - 1987
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PP is closed under intersection
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A note on the power of threshold circuits (context) - Allender - 1989
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The Expressive Power of Voting Polynomials
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the computational power of PP and \PhiP (context) - Toda - 1989
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