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# Advanced Computer Networking | ||
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40 paper + 20hr+ programming project + similar research project |
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# Advanced Analysis of Algorithms | ||
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6hw + 3qz + 2 theoretical thinking project | ||
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RTH505 | ||
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## theory overview | ||
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NP&P → **decision problem** on `&[u1]` (language)\ | ||
⇒ search problem (harder, but may reduce to decision problem)\ | ||
⇒ optimization | ||
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desicion problem → board game | ||
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P space: $∃x_1, ∀x_2, ∃x_3, \cdots\text{ s.t. | ||
}f(\vec x)$ where $|\vec x|$ is polynomial | ||
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- P time $\in$ P space (equal?) | ||
- PPAD | ||
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linear programming: proved P | ||
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learning problem | ||
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- binary classification: $h:X\mapsto\{0,1\}\in H$ | ||
- learnable: train on unknown distribution $D$, | ||
prediction correction increase |