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SASW09 - International conference on computability, complexity and randomness

Recently, a connection has been established between two branches of the computability theory, namely between algorithmic randomness and algorithmic learning theories. Learning-theoretical characterizations of several notions of randomness were discovered.  We study such characterizations based on the asymptotic density of positive answers. Then we discuss the close relation between learning and convergence of computable functions on algorithmically random points.

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