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Linear threshold functions in decision lists, decision trees, and depth-2 circuits

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INFORMATION PROCESSING LETTERS
Volume 183, Issue -, Pages -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.ipl.2023.106418

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Computational complexity; Linear threshold functions; Decision trees; Depth-2 circuits; Tree rank

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We demonstrate that polynomial-size constant-rank linear decision trees (LDTs) can be transformed into polynomial-size depth-2 threshold circuits LTF o LTF. An intermediate structure is polynomial-size decision lists that refer to a conjunction of a fixed number of linear threshold functions (LTFs); we prove that these are equivalent to polynomial-size exact linear decision lists (ELDLs), which query precise threshold functions (ELTFs).
We show that polynomial-size constant-rank linear decision trees (LDTs) can be converted to polynomial-size depth-2 threshold circuits LTF o LTF. An intermediate construct is polynomial-size decision lists that query a conjunction of a constant number of linear threshold functions (LTFs); we show that these are equivalent to polynomial-size exact linear decision lists (ELDLs) i.e. decision lists querying exact threshold functions (ELTFs).& COPY; 2023 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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