Bridge, part 6: the value of a strategy bounds the MIPStarRE failure probability #
MIPStarRE's hypothesis is a bound on lowIndividualDegreeFailureProbability, a
trace-based surrogate for the failure probability: an average, over the verifier's
samples, of consistency defects between coarse-grained measurements. Our hypothesis is
a bound on the value S.value of the strategy in the game. This file shows
(toProjStrat S).lowIndividualDegreeFailureProbability ≤ 1 - S.value.
The value is the sum over samples s of s.weight · acc s where acc s is the
acceptance probability given the questions of s (value_eq_sum). For each sample the
defect of the corresponding branch is at most the rejection probability 1 - acc s,
by qBipartiteConsDefect_postprocess_le, because acceptance forces the two
coarse-grained outcomes to agree (the coarse-graining of the line answer is its
evaluation at the sampled point, that of the point answer is its value). The branch
weights of the two developments agree, which gives the bound after reindexing the
sample spaces through the field coding.
The value as a sum over samples #
The Born-rule probability of the answers (a, b) to the questions (x, y).
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The acceptance probability given the questions (x, y).
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- MIPRE.LIDT.Bridge.acc S x y = ∑ a : MIPRE.LIDT.Answer F m d, ∑ b : MIPRE.LIDT.Answer F m d, if MIPRE.LIDT.accepts F m d x y a b = true then MIPRE.LIDT.Bridge.born S x y a b else 0
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Pointwise bounds #
The defect of two coarse-grained measurements of a strategy is at most the rejection probability whenever acceptance forces the coarse-grained outcomes to agree.
The point measurement of player B at a coded point, in coarse-grained form.
The point measurement of player A at a coded point, in coarse-grained form.
The axis-parallel line measurement of player A evaluated at the coded parameter 0,
in coarse-grained form.
The diagonal line measurement of a player evaluated at the coded parameter 0, in
coarse-grained form: the line answer is read at the parameter of the base point.
Acceptance for an axis-parallel line question to A and a point question to B.
Axis-parallel lines test, line to A.
Axis-parallel lines test, line to B.
Self-consistency test.
Diagonal lines test, line to A.
Diagonal lines test, line to B.
The decoded extension of a restricted direction, as sampled in
lowIndividualDegreeFailureProbability.
The bound #
Reindexing a sum over coded restricted directions.
The MIPStarRE consistency defect of the branch of a sample of our game.
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The MIPStarRE failure probability is the weighted sum of the branch defects over our samples.
The MIPStarRE failure probability of the induced strategy is at most the rejection probability of the strategy in the game.