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Las Vegas algorithm

In computing, a Las Vegas algorithm is a randomized algorithm that always gives correct results; that is, it always produces the correct result or it informs about the failure. However, the runtime of a Las Vegas algorithm differs depending on the input. The usual definition of a Las Vegas algorithm includes the restriction that the expected runtime be…

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Las Vegas algorithm

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Las Vegas algorithm

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related to Optimal Las Vegas algorithm · 7
Las Vegas algorithm → Designing, If, In, Las Vegas, TA, The Las Vegas, This
related to Application scenarios · 6
Las Vegas algorithm → Here, Las Vegas, The, There, These, Type
related to Example · 5
Las Vegas algorithm → Although, As, If, Las Vegas, The
related to history · 5
Las Vegas algorithm → Babai, However, Las Vegas, László Babai, Monte Carlo
related to Randomized greedy algorithm for the Eight queens problem · 5
Las Vegas algorithm → However, Las Vegas, Place, Remember, The
related to Relation to Monte Carlo algorithms · 5
Las Vegas algorithm → By, Here, Las Vegas, Markov's, Monte Carlo
related to Analogy · 4
Las Vegas algorithm → For, Las Vegas, Once, The
related to Complexity class · 4
Las Vegas algorithm → It, Las Vegas, The, ZPP
related to Definition · 3
Las Vegas algorithm → An, Las Vegas, This
is a · 1
Las Vegas algorithm → randomized algorithm that always gives correct results

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Las Vegas algorithmis arandomized algorithm that always gives correct results0.90text
the mean run-timeinstance ofwe can easily get other criteria0.80text
standard deviationinstance ofwe can easily get other criteria0.80text
medianinstance ofwe can easily get other criteria0.80text
percentilesinstance ofwe can easily get other criteria0.80text
or success probabilities Pinstance ofwe can easily get other criteria0.80text
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to AnalogyLas Vegas0.60section
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to AnalogyFor0.60section
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to AnalogyThe0.60section
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to AnalogyOnce0.60section
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to Application scenariosLas Vegas0.60section
Las Vegas algorithmrelated to Application scenariosThese0.60section

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