Papers/2610.40831
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Circumventing the Computational Hardness of Computational Arbitrage

Olmedo, Author2, Author3, Author4, Author5

computational arbitragemodel performanceallocation problemeconomic insights
2610.40831
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Abstract

The paper discusses computational arbitrage in AI model marketplaces, highlighting its potential to create profit opportunities while benefiting consumers and providers.

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Core Claim

The authors prove that the optimal allocation for computational arbitrage is NP-hard but can be computed efficiently under certain conditions.

Method / Result

Developed a sample-efficient method for estimating model performance, reducing the upfront cost of identifying arbitrage strategies.

Limitations

The NP-hard nature of the problem may limit the scalability of the proposed methods in larger marketplaces.

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