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New model unifies regularity characterizations for diverse function outputs

This paper introduces a novel model for characterizing regularity in functions, extending existing Nerode-style approaches. The proposed model accommodates functions with arbitrary output domains, moving beyond traditional Boolean outputs. It models computation by splitting input strings between two cooperating parties, Alice and Bob, who exchange messages to determine the function's output. The authors conjecture this framework can provide regularity characterizations for domains currently lacking them, offering supporting evidence and exploring extensions to infinite alphabets. AI

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  1. arXiv cs.CL TIER_1 English(EN) · Rafał Stefański ·

    Regularity as seen by Alice and Bob

    The goal of this paper is to propose a unifying model for Nerode-style characterizations of regularity across functions with different output domains. Building on Hauser's work in communication complexity, we generalize the setting by relaxing the computability assumptions and al…