A sampling Lovász Local Lemma
Dimitris Achlioptas
Abstract
We give an approximately uniform sampler for satisfying assignments of constraint satisfaction problems that satisfy 4 e p(Δ+1)21, where p is the largest constraint-violation probability under the uniform product distribution, and Δ is the maximum degree of the dependency graph. The algorithm invokes the recent efficient approximate counting algorithm of Liu, Wang, Yin, Zhang, and Zhou as a subroutine and returns a satisfying assignment sampled within total-variation distance of the uniform distribution in (n+m/)O(kΔ D) time, where n and m are the numbers of variables and constraints, D is the common domain size, and k bounds the constraint arity.
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