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Efficient consistent estimation threshold for moment and cumulant tensors
Let be the dimension, the sample size, and the tensor order. Consider estimating order- moment or cumulant tensors of sub-Gaussian random vectors in spectral norm. E…
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The low-degree conjecture for robust algorithms
Consider a detection problem on inputs of size , and let degree- polynomial algorithms be the low-degree algorithm class used in the paper. An algorithm is robust in the sens…
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The degree threshold for low-degree detection in the high dimension-ratio regime
Let and be the distributions in the paper's shuffled linear regression detection problem, and let , , , , and denote respectively the a…
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The low degree testing conjecture
A computational problem has a random-input model and a planted-structure model, and low degree testing is an algebraic method for distinguishing them. Low degree testing conjecture…
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The low-degree conjecture for strong detection
Let and be sufficiently nice distributions, and let denote the degree- low-degree advantage fo…
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Optimality of the rate for PINES
Let denote the polynomial-time procedure discussed in the paper, and consider the latent seriation problem in which its achieved rate is . PINES rate conj…
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The polynomial-time hardness conjecture for distinguishing the alternative planted distribution
Let be the null distribution, and let be a different planted distribution that contains a dense subgraph with high probability. The r…
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The SoS–low-degree relationship conjecture for dense subgraph detection
The paper studies two kinds of computational evidence for dense subgraph detection: failure of the sum-of-squares (SoS) hierarchy and failure of low-degree polynomial tests. SoS–lo…
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The low-degree likelihood-ratio conjecture for computational indistinguishability
Let and be “nice” sequences of distributions, let be their likelihood ratio, and let denote its degree- projection in . A…
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The degree–running-time correspondence conjecture for high-dimensional problems
Let denote the dimension of a high-dimensional problem, and let be the degree of a polynomial algorithm. Write for a running time up to factors…
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The low-degree conjecture for computational hardness of detection
Let be the likelihood ratio between planted and null distributions, and let denote its projection onto polynomials of degree at most , with norm .…
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The low-degree conjecture for high-dimensional hypothesis testing
A low-degree polynomial is a polynomial test whose degree is bounded as a function of the dimension; the model compares a null distribution with a planted distribution in high-dime…
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The low-degree conjecture for high-dimensional testing
Let . Consider a “natural” high-dimensional testing problem specified by distributions and on an observation space…
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Informal low-degree likelihood-ratio conjecture
Informal low-degree conjecture. For “nice” distributions and , if