On the parameterized complexity of approximate counting
J. Andrés Montoya
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J. Andrés Montoya
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In this paper we study the parameterized complexity of approximating the parameterized counting problems contained in the class , the parameterized analogue of . We prove a parameterized analogue of a famous theorem of Stockmeyer claiming that approximate counting belongs to the second level of the polynomial hierarchy.
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In this paper we study the parameterized complexity of approximating the parameterized counting problems contained in the class , the parameterized analogue of . We prove a parameterized analogue of a famous theorem of Stockmeyer claiming that approximate counting belongs to the second level of the polynomial hierarchy.
Key concepts: Parameterized complexity, Mathematics, Counting problem, Hierarchy, Class (philosophy), Computational complexity theory, Complexity class, Discrete mathematics