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"In a recent paper" - really? The paper first appeared in ESA 2022. The revised version (with some errors fixed) is from May 2023. To be fair, compared to the r
by ilya_m 2y ago
"In a recent paper" - really? The paper first appeared in ESA 2022. The revised version (with some errors fixed) is from May 2023. To be fair, compared to the rate of progress in this area between Flajolet & Martin (1985) and the previous SOTA (Blasiok, 2018), a couple of years of sitting on this news is not a lot.
- davidmurdoch 2y agoSounds like this qualifies as "recent" to me.