שאלה 2 סעיף 3

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Gleb Kodinets

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Nov 26, 2011, 6:42:02 PM11/26/11
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I think you mean "at most" and not "at least". Probability to fail is
"at most" 1/2. Else for any minimal p (for example 0 or 1/N) the
probability of z1<Theta*N*(1-epsilon) will be much greater then 1/2.
Am I right?

Edo Liberty

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Nov 27, 2011, 3:42:35 AM11/27/11
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Yes, the probability of failure should be at most one half.
Also, you are right that this failure probability can be much much smaller that 1/2.
This is what you are asked to show later in the exercise.
Edo 



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shlomih

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Nov 27, 2011, 2:07:28 PM11/27/11
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This is a bit confusing... what's written in the exrecise as "at least
0.5" in question 3 is correct, right? it' shouldn't be altered to "at
most 0.5".
what's mentioned there is the complete event to the failure... not the
failure itself

On 27 נובמבר, 10:42, Edo Liberty <edo.libe...@ymail.com> wrote:
> Yes, the probability of failure should be at most one half.
> Also, you are right that this failure probability can be much much smaller that 1/2.
> This is what you are asked to show later in the exercise.
> Edo
>
>
>
> >________________________________

> > From: Gleb Kodinets <gleb...@gmail.com>


> >To: Algorithms In Data Mining-tau <algorithms-in-...@googlegroups.com>
> >Sent: Sunday, November 27, 2011 1:42 AM
> >Subject: [algorithms-in-data-mining-tau] שאלה 2 סעיף 3
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> >I think you mean "at most" and not "at least". Probability to fail is
> >"at most" 1/2. Else for any minimal p (for example 0 or 1/N) the
> >probability of z1<Theta*N*(1-epsilon) will be much greater then 1/2.

> >Am I right?-הסתר טקסט מצוטט-
>
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