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We provide a complete picture of the extent to which amplificationof success probability is possible for randomized algorithmshaving access to one NP oracle query, in the settings of two-sided, onesided,and zero-sided error. We generalize this picture to amplifyingone-query algorithms with q-query algorithms, and we show our inclusionsare tight for relativizing techniques.
Computational Complexity – Springer Journals
Published: Jun 1, 2022
Keywords: Amplification; NP; oracle; 68Q15
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