The collapsing conjecture for facets of hierarchical model polytopes
The collapsing conjecture for facets of hierarchical model polytopes
Let be positive integers, and let denote the polytope associated with the hierarchical model in the paper. A facet is obtained by collapsing if it arises from a facet of a smaller table through the paper's collapsing operation.
Collapsing conjecture. Suppose that
Then all facets of are obtained by collapsing from facets of .
The conjecture is motivated by computational results summarized in the paper's table, although the authors also exhibit a non-collapsible facet of , showing that not every facet arises by collapsing to a binary table. The conjecture remains open in the supplied source.
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Nicholas Eriksson, Stephen E. Fienberg, Alessandro Rinaldo and Seth Sullivant, “Polyhedral conditions for the nonexistence of the MLE for hierarchical log-linear models”, arXiv:math/0405044 (2004).
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