Ultrametric OGP - parametric RDT symmetric binary perceptron connection
Abstract
In [97,99,100], an fl-RDT framework is introduced to characterize statistical computational gaps (SCGs). Studying symmetric binary perceptrons (SBPs), [100] obtained an algorithmic threshold estimate αa≈ αc(7)≈ 1.6093 at the 7th lifting level (for =1 margin), closely approaching 1.58 local entropy (LE) prediction [18]. In this paper, we further connect parametric RDT to overlap gap properties (OGPs), another key geometric feature of the solution space. Specifically, for any positive integer s, we consider s-level ultrametric OGPs (ults-OGPs) and rigorously upper-bound the associated constraint densities αults. To achieve this, we develop an analytical union-bounding program consisting of combinatorial and probabilistic components. By casting the combinatorial part as a convex problem and the probabilistic part as a nested integration, we conduct numerical evaluations and obtain that the tightest bounds at the first two levels, αult1 ≈ 1.6578 and αult2 ≈ 1.6219, closely approach the 3rd and 4th lifting level parametric RDT estimates, αc(3) ≈ 1.6576 and αc(4) ≈ 1.6218. We also observe excellent agreement across other key parameters, including overlap values and the relative sizes of ultrametric clusters. Based on these observations, we propose several conjectures linking ult-OGP and parametric RDT. Specifically, we conjecture that algorithmic threshold αa=s→∞ αults = s→∞ αults = r→∞ αc(r), and αults ≤ αc(s+2) (with possible equality for some (maybe even all) s). Finally, we discuss the potential existence of a full isomorphism connecting all key parameters of ult-OGP and parametric RDT.
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