Labelled reductions allow us to classify both terms and contexts according to the number of interaction steps they can perform, and therefore introduce an ...
Jun 8, 2005 · 'Labelled reductions, runtime errors, and operational subsumption' published in 'Automata, Languages and Programming'
We define a general framework for studying the semantics of programs containing errors, and a language-independent classification of error propagation ...
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In a previous paper we have defined a semantic preorder called operational subsumption, which compares terms according to their error generation behaviour.
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Some reductions rely on ingenuity to relate two very different problems. Others simply record the fact that one problem is a thin disguise of another. To ...
Apr 17, 2023 · If A ≤T B via an algorithm whose running time O(nk), for some k > 0, then A is said to be polynomial-time Turing reducible to B, denoted A ≤ p.
Labelled reductions, runtime errors, and operational subsumption. L Dami. International Colloquium on Automata, Languages, and Programming, 782-793, 1997. 9 ...
Nov 18, 2017 · Specific topics in this lecture include: • Reductions and expressiveness. • Formal definitions: decision problems, P and NP. • Circuit-SAT and 3 ...
The most common resource is time: number of steps. This is generally computed in terms of n, the length of the input string. We will use an informal model ...