Structured d-DNNF Is Not Closed under Negation

Authors: Harry Vinall-Smeeth

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Research Type Theoretical Our proof of Theorem 2 exploits a connection between knowledge compilation and communication complexity which has been widely deployed in recent years, see e.g. [Beame and Liew, 2015; Bova et al., 2016; Amarilli et al., 2020]. We start from the same piece of communication complexity as [G o os et al., 2022], where an analogous result for unambiguous finite automata (UFA) is obtained. However, while the size of UFAs is related to the fixed partition communication complexity model the size of structured d-DNNF is related to another model: the best partition communication complexity. We therefore adapt an ingenious construction from [Knop, 2017], which allows one to lift results from the fixed partition model to the best partition model.
Researcher Affiliation Academia Harry Vinall-Smeeth Technische Universit at Ilmenau, Germany harry.vinall-smeeth@tu-ilmenau.de
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