Polynomial-time counting reduction, often referred to in the context of complexity theory, is a method used to relate the complexity of counting problems. Specifically, it is a way to compare the number of solutions to different decision problems or counting problems in polynomial time. In detail, let’s break down the concept: 1. **Counting Problems**: These are problems where the goal is to count the number of solutions to a given problem.
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