
In this article we consider using random mappings to solve sparse binary subset sums via collision search. A mapping is constructed that suits our purpose and two parallel algorithms are proposed based on known collision-finding techniques. Following the applicability of binary subset sums, results of this paper are relevant to learning parities with noise, decoding random codes and related problems.
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