25 problems
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Low-degree conjecture for computational indistinguishability
Low-degree conjecture. If there exist and such that
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Hopkins's robust algorithm conjecture for low-degree polynomial hardness
Let be a degree bound, and let denote the problem size. A robust algorithm is an algorithm whose running time is controlled up to polylogarithmic factors as described below…
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Subexponential hardness of certifying non-negative PCA
Let be drawn from the Gaussian orthogonal ensemble, and let denote the non-negative principal component analysis o…
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Hardness assumptions for planted dense subgraph
Let planted dense subgraph use constant edge densities , with a denser planted subgraph inside a background random graph. Planted Dense Subgraph Hardness Conjecture. All…
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Conjecture on the average case complexity of function approximation in the standard information setting
Average-case complexity conjecture. The average case complexity of in is of the same order as the average case complexity of in .
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Average length-reduction complexity conjecture for Whitehead descent
Let be a free group of rank , and let be the set of all non-minimal elements of length . Let denote the length-reducing complexity associate…
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Strengthened low-degree conjecture for testing advantage
Consider a hypothesis-testing problem with input size and testing advantage as the performance measure. Strengthened low-degree conjecture. Low-degree polynomials should perfor…
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The stable-algorithm optimality conjecture
Stable-algorithm optimality conjecture. The failure of stable algorithms should delineate the true computational hardness threshold of a problem.
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Algorithmic threshold conjecture for coloring random regular graphs
Let denote the degree of a random regular graph, and consider efficient algorithms for finding proper colorings of such graphs. Algorithmic threshold conjecture. No effici…
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Gamarnik–Kızıldağ–Perkins–Xu conjecture on the computational threshold for symmetric perceptrons
For a random Gaussian matrix with , let ask for a vector satisfying … Here…
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Refuting planted CSPs requires nearly square-root sample complexity
Let be constants, let be any distribution over -clauses with variables and complexity , and let . Define the noisy planted distribution by … where…
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The reduction conjecture from temporal cliques to Erdős–Rényi cliques
Let denote the Erdős–Rényi random graph model with edge probability , and let be a random simple temporal graph. A -clique is…
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Statistical optimality of approximate message passing for angular synchronization
Let angular synchronization be the problem of estimating vertex phases from noisy pairwise angular measurements, and suppose the noise is Gaussian. Approximate message-passing opti…
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The algorithmic threshold conjecture for random k-SAT
Let be fixed and let a random -SAT formula have clause density . The value is the clustering threshold described in the paper. Algorithmic thre…
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Polynomial-time impossibility for graph alignment with vanishing edge correlation
Let two correlated Erdős–Rényi graphs on vertices have edge correlation coefficient . Exact recovery means finding the vertex correspondence between the graphs…
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The conjecture on efficient independent sets in sparse random graphs
Let be the sparse Erdős–Rényi random graph with fixed, sufficiently large , and define the density of an independent set to be its size divided by the number of verti…
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Karp's conjecture on independent sets in random graphs
Let be the Erdős–Rényi random graph, and let an independent set be a set of vertices containing no edge. Here, denotes the base-two logarithm, and “with high…
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Sparse average-case k-SUM conjecture
In the -SUM problem, the input consists of elements , independently and uniformly chosen from . The goal is to find an ordered -tup…
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The number-partitioning hardness conjecture below the OGP scale
Number-partitioning hardness conjecture. The problem is algorithmically hard for objective values smaller than order
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The planted-geometry conjecture for random discrepancy
Consider the original random matrix discrepancy model and its planted counterpart, in which a matrix is generated from the Bernoulli ensemble conditioned on a particular vector…
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Subexponential hardness of strong detection below the BBP transition
Fix constants , , and . Let satisfy as . In the spiked Wishart model, under the observa…
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Hopkins's formal low-degree conjecture for symmetric almost-independent distributions
Let be finite or , let be fixed, and let . Let be a product distribution on , let be another distribution on ,…
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Specific hardness assumptions for planted clique variants
Let and be polynomial in one another. The problems , , , and…
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The Secret Leakage Planted Clique Conjecture
Let be a distribution on -subsets of , and let be the intersection-size probability mass function. Let…
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Kikuchi free-energy optimality conjecture
For an average-case problem, consider algorithms based on the Kikuchi free energy and algorithms based on the sum-of-squares hierarchy. Kikuchi free-energy optimality conjecture. F…