Auxiliary estimates for the concrete typed introspection game #
The uniform ordered-edge law supplies the selection probability. The parsed sampling predicate supplies the accepted-answer relation, including malformed constructors, so its estimate has no abstract subtest or probability premise. The Pauli predicate is passed the actual question contents; constructing that predicate, and compiling the byte parser, remain separate obligations.
Stated in a bipartite model (Phase 4 of planning/mipco-track.md).
On any auxiliary edge, the coarsened cross-party distance costs exactly twice the ordered-edge count times the game's failure.
Lift the parsed checks to actual typed questions. Only the Pauli test reads their contents; the auxiliary tests depend on the type labels and answers.
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- MIPRE.Introspection.TypedEstimates.questionCheck L X Z projectPauli D DP q r = MIPRE.Introspection.TypedPredicate.check L X Z projectPauli D (fun (p s : PauliType) => DP p s q.2 r.2) q.1 r.1
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The concrete typed game with the parsed introspection decision predicate.
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Coarsen an introspection answer, retaining a distinct outcome for malformed answers.
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Coarsen a sampling answer by evaluating the original CL prefix on its sampled seed.
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Every prefix of the actual parsed sampling test has cross-party error at most
2 |E| ε, summed over the complete alphabet, including the malformed-answer outcome.
The last hiding answer, retaining exactly the data tested against Read.
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The same tested data from a Read answer.
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The concrete last-hiding/Read test bounds the tested coarse measurements, without a separate accepted-answer or selection-probability assumption.
The terminal hiding test and Read consistency loop give a same-party estimate
with loss 8 |E| ε, after coarse-graining the actual accepted-answer relations.