Symmetric binary perceptron ultrametric OGP–parametric RDT equivalence conjecture

Let S(G,κ,α)\mathbf{\mathcal S}(G,\kappa,\alpha) be a statistical symmetric binary perceptron, let αults(κ)\alpha_{ult_s}(\kappa) be its ss-level ultrametric OGP critical density, let αˉults(κ;k)\bar{\alpha}_{ult_s}(\kappa;\mathbf{k}) be the corresponding union-bound estimate optimized over configurations k\mathbf{k}, and let αc(r)(κ)\alpha_c^{(r)}(\kappa) be the rr-th level parametric fl-RDT estimate. Ultrametric OGP–parametric fl-RDT conjecture in the weak sense. One has

limsαults(κ)=limsminkαˉults(κ;k)=limrαc(r)(κ).\lim_{s\rightarrow\infty}\alpha_{ult_s}(\kappa)=\lim_{s\rightarrow\infty}\min_{\mathbf{k}}\bar{\alpha}_{ult_s}(\kappa;\mathbf{k})=\lim_{r\rightarrow\infty}\alpha_c^{(r)}(\kappa).

Moreover, the statistical computational gap satisfies

SCG=αc(κ)αa(κ)=αc(2)(κ)limrαc(r)(κ)=αc(2)(κ)limsminkαˉults(κ;k)=αc(2)(κ)limsαults(κ).\operatorname{SCG}=\alpha_c(\kappa)-\alpha_a(\kappa)=\alpha_c^{(2)}(\kappa)-\lim_{r\rightarrow\infty}\alpha_c^{(r)}(\kappa)=\alpha_c^{(2)}(\kappa)-\lim_{s\rightarrow\infty}\min_{\mathbf{k}}\bar{\alpha}_{ult_s}(\kappa;\mathbf{k})=\alpha_c^{(2)}(\kappa)-\lim_{s\rightarrow\infty}\alpha_{ult_s}(\kappa).

Here SCG\operatorname{SCG} is the statistical computational gap. The conjecture identifies the limiting critical density from ultrametric OGP, its union-bound analysis, and parametric fl-RDT, and further identifies it with the algorithmic threshold. Numerical evidence supports the analogy at the first few levels, but the limiting equalities remain open because higher-level evaluations are computationally difficult.

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Mihailo Stojnic, “Ultrametric OGP - parametric RDT symmetric binary perceptron connection”, arXiv:2604.19712 (2026).

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