Abstract

We use the subset containment relation to construct a probabilistic nonadaptive group testing design and decoding algorithm that, in the presence of testing errors, identifies many positives in a population. We give a lower bound for the expected portion of positives identified as a function of an upper bound on the number of testing errors.

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