lemmaroutine
Escape contribution charged to child discrepancies
Escape contribution is at most in child discrepancies
escape charge in the coupling recurrence
Lemma·
lem:fp-escape·§9.3 Witness envelopes and escaped pathsStatement (paper)
Suppose actual--clean child discrepancies at budget have their
prescribed metric bounds . The contribution of
to any bounded final pre-incoming row output has norm at
most
where the sum includes the finitely many dependency types and their
descriptor multiplicities in its constant . Equivalently, one may
use the maximum of over the children of each slack group
and increase .
In plain English
If actual–clean child discrepancies at each budget obey their prescribed bounds , then the contribution of the escape event to any bounded final pre-incoming row output has norm at most . The sum runs over slack and budgets with , and absorbs the finitely many dependency types and descriptor multiplicities.
Why it's here
The lemma turns the combinatorial event that an actual endpoint leaves the witness envelope into a weighted sum of child discrepancies. It does so by bounding the output error by the escape indicator, bounding that indicator by witness discrepancies at offending ports, and charging each port to its child's metric bound, with the scale and reset costs absorbed by the precision gain. The resulting escape charge is one of the terms used in the block coupling recurrence of the later proposition.
Classified routine:
This is a bookkeeping step inside the paper's own coupling recurrence. It bounds the escape indicator by witness discrepancies at offending ports and charges each port to its child's metric bound, using the earlier variant expansion (lem-env-variants) and the raw difference bounds (lem-est-raw-difference).
Uses
Used by
Inside the proof
Sources
PaperOpen
- Section
- §9.3 Witness envelopes and escaped paths
- Page
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- Label
lem:fp-escape- Line
sections/fingerprints.tex:351
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