Efficient algorithms for approximate smooth selection
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Abstract: In this paper we provide efficient algorithms for approximate selection. In particular, given a set , constants and , and convex sets for , we show that an algorithm running in steps is able to solve the smooth selection problem of selecting a point for for an appropriate dilation of , , and guaranteeing that a function interpolating the points will be with norm bounded by .
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