Stable-algorithm existence conjecture for the symmetric binary perceptron

Let κ>0\kappa>0 and let the symmetric binary perceptron (SBP) have constraint density α\alpha. A search algorithm is stable when it satisfies the stability notion used in the paper. Stable-algorithm conjecture. There exists a stable algorithm that finds an SBP solution with high probability when

α=O(κ2).\alpha=O(\kappa^2).

This conjecture asks whether the low-density algorithmic regime can be achieved by a stable algorithm, paralleling the established stability result for the Kim–Roche algorithm in the asymmetric model.

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David Gamarnik, Eren C. Kızıldağ, Will Perkins and Changji Xu, “Algorithms and Barriers in the Symmetric Binary Perceptron Model”, arXiv:2203.15667 (2022).

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