On Promise Problems¶
Goldreich, O. (2006). On Promise Problems: A Survey. Theoretical Computer Science: Essays in Memory of Shimon Even.
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Mechanisms¶
- Promise-Problem Restriction
- If the promise is not enforced and callers violate it, the solver's "anything goes" behaviour produces wrong answers that still look authoritative.
This sourceDefines a promise problem so that solver guarantees apply only inside the promise; inputs that violate it permit arbitrary behavior.
- If the promise is not enforced and callers violate it, the solver's "anything goes" behaviour produces wrong answers that still look authoritative.
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