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    Real-world instances often cluster in sparse regions of t... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Sub-polynomial algorithms (e.g., quasi-polynomial) or fixed-parameter tractable algorithms solve many 'intractable' problems for real-world input distributions.

    Real-world instances often cluster in sparse regions of the problem space, allowing algorithms parameterized by instance structure to avoid worst-case behavior.

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