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This approach identifies hidden ideals in pointed posets with limited queries, highlighting optimal search strategies.
We consider a combinatorial question about searching for an unknown ideal μ within a known pointed poset λ. Elements of λ may be queried for membership in μ, but at most k positive queries are permitted. We provide a general search strategy for this problem, and establish new bounds (based on k and the degree and height of λ) for the total number of queries required to identify μ. We show that this strategy performs asymptotically optimally on the family of complete -ary trees as the height grows.
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Eisel et al. (2025) studied this question.
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