Positive errors of clique approximators #
On the complete graph on a set of k vertices, the approximate interpretation is wrong only when
the exact value is true and the approximator says false. Plucking only adds acceptance, so such
an error can only come from a conjunction whose two sets join to more than w vertices, all inside
the k-set. Each such joined set lies inside at most C(n - w - 1, k - w - 1) of the k-sets, and
a conjunction of two approximators has at most sunflowerBound p w ^ 2 pairs of sets
(Cslib.Circuits.Monotone.Positive.scheme).
Main definitions #
Cslib.Circuits.Monotone.Positive.scheme: the approximation scheme on complete graphs.
Main results #
Cslib.Circuits.Monotone.Positive.card_superCliques: the number ofk-sets containing a set.
References #
The k-sets of vertices containing s.
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The positive errors of a conjunction of two families: the k-sets containing a joined pair of
more than w vertices.
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The number of positive errors charged to a conjunction.
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The positive errors of a gate.
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Away from its exceptions, a gate is positively correct on complete graphs.
Positive errors. The approximation scheme on the complete graphs on k-sets: the
approximate value is at least the exact one away from the exceptions of the conjunctions.