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Order statistic accuracy and inverse-probe bounds

Order statistic NtN_t is within 2 of 2t2^t times the rank, with short probes
finishes accuracy and memory of the rank lemma
Claim·§11.3 Contours and incoming operations·inside lemIncoming k-th largest score with short records

Statement (paper)

The procedure computes the integer order statistic NtN_t of the values qt(v)q_t(v), and NtN_t has error less than 22 as an approximation to 2t2^t times the desired rank. Moreover, during a tour the live program state may be a partial suffix state preceding a high-place query, containing only that short suffix rather than a saved copy of the final score, so Lemma  also gives the required bound for inverse neighbor queries.

In plain English

The procedure outputs the integer order statistic NtN_t of the quantized values qt(v)q_t(v), and NtN_t approximates 2t2^t times the desired rank with error less than 22. The live state during a tour may be a partial suffix state before a high-place query, not a saved final score, so the local-graph lemma also gives the needed bound for inverse neighbor queries.

Why it's here

The accuracy follows because the tour finds the exact rank-th largest of the qtq_t values, and the quantization claim says each qt(v)q_t(v) is within 22 of 2tv2^t v (zeros contribute nothing). The memory part applies the guarded local graph lemma: live state holds only a short suffix, so inverse probes stay within the local-record bound and no full score copy is retained.
Classified routine:
Direct consequence of the earlier claims: the contour tour computes the exact order statistic (claim-3), and the quantization claim bounds each qt(v)q_t(v) within 2 of 2tv2^t v. The memory part is a straightforward application of the paper's guarded local graph lemma (lem-ctrl-local-graph).

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Friction

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    outline: "Order statistic accuracy and inverse-probe bounds" rests on claim-lem-ctrl-score-rank-1
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    outline: "Order statistic accuracy and inverse-probe bounds" rests on claim-lem-ctrl-score-rank-3