Near-Optimal Algorithm for Distribution-Free Junta Testing

11/25/2019
by   Xiaojin Zhang, et al.
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In this paper, We firstly present an algorithm for the problem of distribution-free junta testing for Boolean functions with one-sided error, the query complexity of which is Õ(k/ϵ). This closes the gap between upper bound and lower bound of the query complexity. Further, we present a simpler algorithm with the same query complexity.

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