The local recursion step #
One step of the recursion at a fixed node: the branch integral unfolds into
a sum over active one-edge extensions plus local first-tail remainders
(localFirstTailRemainder), and the mixed-partial value at the current
interpolation point splits accordingly. Iterating this step generates the
all-branches expansion behind the BKAR forest interpolation formula (see
BKAR.Formula).
Local tail error for one selected terminal branch.
At a general recursion node, the selected terminal tail integral can be compared to the one-step active-extension integral. The difference is the piece that remains to be expanded by the all-branches induction.
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The selected terminal branch sum at a local recursion node is the one-step active-extension remainder plus the sum of the local first-tail errors.
Local selected-terminal recursion. Starting from any forest and accumulated derivative list, one FTC layer contributes the selected terminal branch sum and leaves exactly the local first-tail errors.
Prefixed sector form of the local selected-terminal recursion. This is the
shape needed by the finishing induction: selected terminal branches are already
expressed using the accumulated edge order pref.
A local first-tail error vanishes when the selected tail stops immediately.
If every selected tail stops immediately, the local selected-terminal branch sum is exactly the one-step active-extension remainder.