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Sampling Methods Applied to Dense Instances of Non-Boolean Optimization Problems

Gunnar AnderssonContact Information and Lars EngebretsenContact Information

(7)  Department of Numerical Analysis and Computing Science, Royal Institute of Technology, SE-100 44 Stockholm, Sweden
Abstract
We study dense instances of optimization problems with variables taking values in Z p. Specifically, we study systems of functions from Z k p to Z p where the objective is to make as many functions as possible attain the value zero. We generalize earlier sampling methods and thereby construct a randomized polynomial time approximation scheme for instances with θ(n k) functions where n is the number of variables occurring in the functions.

Contact Information Gunnar Andersson
Email: gunnar@nada.kth.se

Contact Information Lars Engebretsen
Email: enge@nada.kth.se
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  1. Andersson, Gunnar (2002) Property testers for dense constraint satisfaction programs on finite domains. Random Structures and Algorithms 21(1)
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