Signed-sum laws along a Boolean insertion edge #
The event defining twoPointKFinset is rewritten as nonnegativity of the
corresponding signed exponential sum.
The signed exponential statistic at Boolean state S.
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Pushforward law of the signed sum at state S.
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- Feige.stateLaw γ β S = MeasureTheory.Measure.map (Feige.stateSignedSum γ β S) (Feige.expProductMeasure ι)
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The original event in the definition of K is exactly nonnegativity
of the signed sum.
twoPointKFinset is the nonnegative-tail probability of the actual
signed exponential state law.
The common signed sum obtained by deleting the changed coordinate, on the original product sample space.
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At the low endpoint, the state sum is the common sum plus the changed positive exponential.
At the high endpoint, the changed coordinate contributes the corresponding negative exponential to the same common sum.
The common law on an insertion edge, constructed as the convolution of
the unchanged signed exponential factors together with the distinguished
rate-one exponential E₀.
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- Feige.insertionCommonLaw γ β hγ hβ S changed = Feige.LikelihoodRatio.finiteSignedExpSumMeasure (Feige.LikelihoodRatio.commonFactors γ β hγ hβ S changed)
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The common law has exactly the explicit finite signed-exponential density used by the TP2 argument.
Law of the low endpoint obtained by adding the changed coordinate's positive scaled exponential to the common part.
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- Feige.insertionLowEndpointLaw γ β hγ hβ S changed = Feige.TransferStein.zPlusLaw (Feige.insertionCommonLaw γ β hγ hβ S changed) (γ changed)
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Law of the high endpoint obtained by subtracting the changed coordinate's scaled exponential from the common part.
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- Feige.insertionHighEndpointLaw γ β hγ hβ S changed = Feige.TransferStein.zMinusLaw (Feige.insertionCommonLaw γ β hγ hβ S changed) (β changed)
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The real-valued signed contribution of one coordinate.
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The distinguished exponential and all transformed coordinates are jointly independent on the canonical product space.
The distinguished exponential or a signed coordinate on the product space.
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- Feige.transformedCoordinate γ β hγ hβ S none e = ↑(e none)
- Feige.transformedCoordinate γ β hγ hβ S (some i) e = Feige.signedCoordinate γ β hγ hβ S i (e (some i))