Sample-based Proofs of Proximity
summary
Shows how query-based interactive proofs of proximity convert to sample-based ones with only Q samples and about Q + C communication, using k‑wise independent permutations (implemented via k‑wise hash functions) and a permutation-sampling trick; equality gets a one‑round sample‑based IPP with 1/epsilon samples and log n communication versus the sample-only tester’s √n requirement. Proves noninteractive proofs of sublinear length force ≥√n samples for equality, and public-coin sample verifiers with S < √n must satisfy S·C ≥ n.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19Warm-up Equality Testing
- 4:00Interactive Proof of Proximity (IPP)
- 6:47Sample-Based IPP for Equality Testing
- 11:13Applications of the Reduction
- 12:20Lower Bounds for Equality Testing
- 14:32Proof Sketch of Main Result Theorem: Query-Based IPP = Sample-Based IPP
- 17:21The Reduction Protocol
- 20:32Issues with the protocol
- 25:15Conclusions
- 26:26Open Questions
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