Shared helpers for the self-improvement results #
Four small lemmas reused across the self-improvement result files: the counterpart of
MIPRE/Background/LIDT/MIPStarRE/LDT/SelfImprovement/Theorems/Results/CommonHelpers.lean in the
port of planning/c6b-plan.md (milestone M10, section "Port conventions").
averagedPointOperator_le_one: the averaged point operatorA_g = E_u A^u_{g(u)}is at most the identity ofđ.bipartiteSSCRel_uniform_const: lift a bipartite strong self-consistency fromUnitto any nonempty question type. It is bipartite, so it takes the model(S : SymModel đ K)and a local submeasurementA : SubMeas Outcome đ.sddRel_uniform_const: the same for the state-dependent distance. It uses only the state, so it takes a vector state(V : VecState K)and joint submeasurementsA B : SubMeas Outcome (K âL[â] K)(the vendored state is on an arbitrary carrierÎș). Callers passstrategy.state.toVecStateand should give the lifted submeasurements explicitly, not leave them to unification (the pitfall recorded with M3).cons_rel_uniform_full_total_match_mass_lower_bound: fromConsRelwith complete families,1 - ÎŽ †E_q â_a âšÎš, A^q_a â B^q_a Κâ©. The vendored hypothesishÏ : Ï.IsNormalizedis dropped: it is a theorem of the model (VecState.ev_one_of_isNormalized).
The vendored file imports SelfImprovement/Theorems/Thresholds/Final.lean, wholly classical and
without a Co file; so does this one.
Not ported #
Every declaration of the vendored file has a counterpart here.
References #
In LionSR/MIPStarRE at commit 507e8122, not in this repository:
references/ldt-paper/self_improvement.texblueprint/src/chapter/ch07_self_improvement.tex
Shared scalar bounds #
Internal helper: the averaged point operator for any polynomial is bounded by 1.
Internal helper: lift bipartite SSC from Unit to any nonempty question type.
Internal helper: lift SDD from Unit to any nonempty question type.
Internal helper: from ConsRel with total-1 families,
derive 1 - Ύ †avgOver matchMass. Used by input_consistency_match_mass_lower_bound. (The
vendored hypothesis hÏ : Ï.IsNormalized is a theorem of the model.)