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26 April 2024
 
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Optimal Multivalued Shattering
Zoltán Füredi ; Attila Sali ;
Date 8 Sep 2011
AbstractWe have found the most general extension of the celebrated Sauer, Perles and Shelah, Vapnik and Chervonenkis result from 0-1 sequences to $k$-ary codes still giving a polynomial bound. Let $mathcal{C}subseteq {0,1,..., k-1}^n$ be a $k$-ary code of length $n$. For a subset of coordinates $Ssubset{1,2,...,n}$ the projection of $mathcal{C}$ to $S$ is denoted by $mathcal{C}|_S$. We say that $mathcal{C}$ $(i,j)$-{em shatters} $S$ if $mathcal{C}|_S$ contains all the $2^{|S|}$ distinct vectors (codewords) with coordinates $i$ and $j$. Suppose that $mathcal{C}$ does not $(i,j)$-shatter any coordinate set of size $s_{i,j}geq 1$ for every $1leq i< jleq q$ and let $p=sum (s_{i,j}-1)$. Using a natural induction we prove that $$ |{mathcal C}|leq O(n^p)$$ for any given $p$ as $n o infty$ and give a construction showing that this exponent is the best possible. Several open problems are mentioned.
Source arXiv, 1109.1748
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