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Since the joint lower bound shows that the dependence on (d, δ, ε) cannot be optimized in a decomposed manner, the trade-offs in algorithm design should be placed on improving constants and practical sample reuse efficiency, rather than attempting to break through the product structure of the three in worst-case guarantees.
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