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Strong freezing in the binary perceptron model
The binary perceptron model studies the set of solutions obtained by intersecting random Gaussian half-spaces with the discrete hypercube {-1,+1}^n. Pioneered in the work by Krauth and M{é}zard in the 1980s [KM89], one of the most striking physics predictions for this model is strong freezing, which
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