ZScores #
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The two window scores of p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4, and their bad windows #
ABK26, §4.2, the definitions of Z₁ and Z₂. The proposition's two conclusions are
δ-thresholded inequalities for two ℝ≥0∞-valued scores attached to the
window [n, m] of triadic scales:
- the Cesàro-
𝓔score — the centre-uniform Cesàro average of the flux-corrected error observable, gated by the good event; and - the bad-density score — the centre-uniform Cesàro average of the complement indicator of the good event.
Both are copied here verbatim from the frozen statement's own display, so that
a consumer discharging the frozen clause never has to move a single subterm. In
particular the tolerance is spelled s * Real.sqrt delta, the normalisation is
(((m - n).toNat : ℝ≥0∞) + 1)⁻¹, the centre set is
Support.latticeCubeSet d (n - 1) m and the centre is
Support.triadicLatticePoint (n - 1) z.
The scores are used directly as ℝ≥0∞-valued predicates: a window of
length j is bad when.ofReal deltais strictly below the score of the window[m - j, m]. No real cast, no finiteness and no convergence side condition enters (survey item does not bite: Algsuperdiff.Probability's minimalScale is generic over the bad-window family).
Contents #
centerCesaroScore,centerDensityScore— the two per-centre window averages, andcesaroScore/densityScore, their suprema over the centre set, at the frozen display's exact shape (cesaroScore_eq_iSup,densityScore_eq_iSuparerfl).badCesaro,badDensity— the two bad-window families, indexed by the window lengthj : ℕat base scalem, i.e. at the window[m - j, m].measurable_cesaroScore,measurable_densityScore,measurableSet_badCesaro,measurableSet_badDensity— the measurability layer feedingAlgsuperdiff.Probability.measurable_minimalScaleEN.cesaroScore_le_of_minimalScaleEN_le,densityScore_le_of_minimalScaleEN_le— the two deterministic extractions, at the frozen conclusion's ownn : ℤindexing, holding for everyomega(strictly stronger than the frozen statement's∀ᵐ).
References #
- ABK26,
p.minimal.scale.separation.sec4.
1. The per-centre window averages #
The Cesàro-𝓔 window average at the centre y — the inner term of
minimal_scale_separation's first conclusion, before the maximum over
centres.
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The bad-density window average at the centre y — the inner term of
minimal_scale_separation's second conclusion.
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2. The centre-uniform scores, at the frozen display's shape #
The Cesàro-𝓔 score of the window [n, m] — the left-hand side of
e.scale.sep.for.mathcal.E as frozen.
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The bad-density score of the window [n, m] — the left-hand side of
e.scale.sep.for.good.events as frozen.
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The centre-uniform Cesàro score is the supremum of the per-centre averages over the frozen centre set.
The centre-uniform density score is the supremum of the per-centre averages over the frozen centre set.
3. The bad-window families #
The bad windows of the Cesàro-𝓔 score, indexed by the window length
j : ℕ at base scale m: the window [m - j, m] is bad when its score
exceeds δ.
Equations
- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.MinimalScale.badCesaro M s delta hs m j omega = (ENNReal.ofReal delta < Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.MinimalScale.cesaroScore M s delta hs (m - ↑j) m omega)
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The bad windows of the bad-density score.
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- Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.MinimalScale.badDensity M s delta hs m j omega = (ENNReal.ofReal delta < Algsuperdiff.Section4.Provider.MinimalScale.densityScore M s delta hs (m - ↑j) m omega)
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4. The window-index bridge #
5. Measurability #
Each summand of the Cesàro-𝓔 window average is measurable.
The bad-density window average is measurable.
The Cesàro-𝓔 score is measurable. The centre set is a subtype of the
countable type Fin d → ℤ, so the supremum is a countable one.
The bad-density score is measurable.
Every Cesàro bad-window event is measurable — the input of
Algsuperdiff.Probability.measurable_minimalScaleEN.
Every density bad-window event is measurable.
6. The deterministic extractions #
The Cesàro-𝓔 clause, pointwise. If the Cesàro random scale is at most the
window length (m - n).toNat, then the window [n, m] clears δ. This holds for
every omega, with no almost-sure qualifier and no finiteness hypothesis: it is
Probability.minimalScaleEN_not_bad_of_le, vacuous exactly on the ⊤-event.
The bad-density clause, pointwise — the deterministic half of Z₂.
7. The centre-wise cover of a bad window #
hcover, as a theorem. A bad Cesàro window is witnessed by some
centre of the frozen centre set — the converse direction of the maximum, which
is lt_iSup_iff in the complete linear order ℝ≥0∞ and needs no finiteness,
no positivity of δ and no measurability.
hcover, as a theorem — the density leg.