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You can also mix problems to change the average complexity. Take SAT (in NPC) and encode each instance with a word over a binary alphabet. Then add 2SAT (in POL
by Gehinnn 4y ago
You can also mix problems to change the average complexity. Take SAT (in NPC) and encode each instance with a word over a binary alphabet. Then add 2SAT (in POLY) and encode it using an alphabet with four letters.
If you chose a random instance of length n, the probability it is from SAT is less than 1/2^n.
Still, this problem is NP complete, as it is in NP and you can trivially reduce SAT to it.