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It's not a "subset," it's "the set of equivalence classes."
by Koshkin 2y ago
It's not a "subset," it's "the set of equivalence classes."
- seadan83 2y agoI think it's by definition that the unique elements of a set is a subset. Nonetheless, the clarification is a good point. To take a stab at a yet more correct statement, maybe something like the follows captures it: In the algorithm noted, we are extrapolating the size of the unique elements by looking at additional subsets, which themselves are an equivalence class.