lemmaroutine
Immediate candidates are short and well-formed
Immediate candidates have -bit descriptions, correct sums, budgets ≤
structural facts about candidates for the path lemmas
Lemma·
lem:est-paths·§7.5 The additive scheduleStatement (paper)
At a row group of slack , immediate candidates have descriptions of
bits. With exact endpoint grouping their sums equal the specified
conditional-walk increments. A product visits its midpoint by a paired
correction move before using any factor at that midpoint. Its right-hand
task tuple does not depend on the discarded old source. Every child
estimator in such a candidate has budget at most .
In plain English
At a row group of slack , immediate candidates have -bit descriptions, and with exact endpoint grouping their sums equal the specified conditional-walk increments. A product visits its midpoint by a paired correction move before any factor at that midpoint is used, its right-hand task tuple does not depend on the discarded old source, and every child estimator has budget at most .
Why it's here
This lemma collects the structural facts about immediate candidates in the additive schedule that the control-path and recipe lemmas need, namely bounded description length, correct sums, correct midpoint ordering, independence from the discarded source and the budget drop. It builds on the bounded-degree ports and validated walk variants, which keep the candidate rows small and make the grouped sums match the intended increments.
Classified routine:
A bookkeeping lemma that collects structural properties of the paper's own additive-schedule candidates (description length, correct sums, midpoint ordering, budget drop). These follow directly from the earlier walk-variant and atom-port lemmas by a standard verification.
Uses
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Sources
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- Section
- §7.5 The additive schedule
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- Label
lem:est-paths- Line
sections/estimation.tex:482
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