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Can We Break Fine-Grained and NP-Hardness Barriers if We've Seen the Graph Before? The Isomorphic-Priors Model
If we run a heavy-duty computation on prior data, can we avoid repeated computation for similar future inputs? Inspired by this question, we introduce a new computational model for graph problems called algorithms with isomorphic priors. Solving a graph problem $Π$ in this model involves two phases:
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