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Relations between average case complexity and approximation complexity
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Mathematical ProgrammingAverage Case ComplexityMin BisectionEngineeringComputational Complexity TheoryComputational ComplexityComplexityData ScienceExtremal CombinatoricsP Versus Np ProblemDiscrete MathematicsCombinatorial OptimizationKolmogorov ComplexityApproximation TheoryAbstract ComplexityComputer ScienceNatural DistributionGraph TheoryTime ComplexityProperty Testing
We investigate relations between average case complexity and the complexity of approximation. Our preliminary findings indicate that this is a research direction that leads to interesting insights. Under the assumption that refuting 3SAT is hard on average on a natural distribution, we derive hardness of approximation results for min bisection, dense k-subgraph, max bipartite clique and the 2-catalog segmentation problem. No NP-hardness of approximation results are currently known for these problems.
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