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[Lecture 4:2/3] Using Randomness in Computer Science
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Jan 12, 2011 - 16:15-19:15 - Guessing by sampling
• A lot of certificates puts Zero-P in BPP
• The presence of a lot of certificates allows linearity testing
• Random self-reduction allows linearity self-correcting
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