A Machine-Independent Theory of the Complexity of Recursive Functions
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- Type 2 recursion theory
- The basic theory of partial -recursive operators
- Approximation to measurable functions and its relation to probabilistic computation
- Lower bounds on degrees of game-theoretic structures
- On the power of recursive optimizers
- Saving the phenomena: Requirements that inductive inference machines not contradict known data
- A note on the best-case complexity
- Data representation and computational complexity
- Complexity classes of provable recursive functions
- Indexings of subrecursive classes
- Hierarchy of complexity of computation of partial functions with values 0 and 1
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- Complexity of algorithms and computations
- The independence of control structures in abstract programming systems
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- Two types of properties for complexity measures
- Computational complexity of real functions
- Optimal algorithms for co-NP-sets and the EXP\(\overset{!}{ = }\)NEXP problem
- Learning in the presence of partial explanations
- Aggregating inductive expertise on partial recursive functions
- The complexity types of computable sets
- Diagonalization, uniformity, and fixed-point theorems
- The extent and density of sequences within the minimal-program complexity hierarchies
- Closure operations on measures of computational complexity
- Augmented loop languages and classes of computable functions
- The non-renamability of honesty classes
- Complexity classes of partial recursive functions
- The computational complexity of program schemata
- An operator embedding theorem for complexity classes of recursive functions
- Polynomial and abstract subrecursive classes
- On the density of honest subrecursive classes
- Nonexistence of program optimizers in several abstract settings
- On computational reducibility
- Complexity-class-encoding sets
- ``Natural properties of flowchart step-counting measures
- Some natural properties of strong-identification in inductive inference
- On the inference of optimal descriptions
- Some applications of the McCreight-Meyer algorithm in abstract complexity theory
- On splitting recursive sets
- The complexity of total order structures
- Some lowness properties and computational complexity sequences
- Finite approximate approach to the study of the complexity of recursive predicates
- Sequential fuzzy system identification
- Complexity properties of recursively enumerable sets and sQ-completeness
- Learning with refutation
- Forecasting errors and bounded rationality: An example
- On average time hierarchies
- A universal cellular automaton in quasi-linear time and its S-m-n form
- Computability, complexity and economics
- On speedable and levelable vector spaces
- Characterizing language identification by standardizing operations
- On recursive bounds for the exceptional values in speed-up
- Program size restrictions in computational learning
- Computational complexity of functions
- Learning in the presence of inaccurate information
- On aggregating teams of learning machines
- Learning-theoretic perspectives of acceptable numberings
- Kolmogorov numberings and minimal identification
- Probabilistic language learning under monotonicity constraints
- Learning how to separate.
- Learning languages and functions by erasing
- Language learning from texts: Degrees of intrinsic complexity and their characterizations
- Inductive inference with additional information.
- Abstract complexity theory and the \(\Delta_{2}^{0}\) degrees
- Strategies for managing the structural and dynamic consequences of project complexity
- Unconventional complexity measures for unconventional computers
- Monoidal computer. III: A coalgebraic view of computability and complexity (extended abstract)
- Classes of recursively enumerable sets and Q-reducibility
- The complexity of the word problems for commutative semigroups and polynomial ideals
- Learning classes of approximations to non-recursive functions.
- The synthesis of language learners.
- Incremental concept learning for bounded data mining.
- Robust behaviorally correct learning.
- Variants of iterative learning
- Refutable language learning with a neighbor system.
- On learning of functions refutably.
- Intrinsic complexity of learning geometrical concepts from positive data
- Robust learning -- rich and poor
- Characterization of realizable space complexities
- The intrinsic difficulty of recursive functions
- Intensional Kleene and Rice theorems for abstract program semantics
- On the interplay between inductive inference of recursive functions, complexity theory and recursive numberings
- Learning languages with decidable hypotheses
- Subrecursive equivalence relations and (non-)closure under lattice operations
- Degree structures of conjunctive reducibility
- Bi-immunity over different size alphabets
- Diophantine complexity
- On computational complexity and honest polynomial degrees
- Generality's price: Inescapable deficiencies in machine-learned programs
- Results on memory-limited U-shaped learning
- Intrinsic complexity of partial learning
- Some natural conditions on incremental learning
- Iterative learning from positive data and negative counterexamples
- Learning multiple languages in groups
- Variations on U-shaped learning
- Multitape one-way nonwriting automata
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