theoremroutine
Fixed-precision estimators meet error bound
Actual estimators have error and reward moment ≤
fixed-precision estimator guarantee used by the main theorem
Theorem·
thm:fp-estimators·§9.5 Closing the coupled inductionStatement (paper)
For every allowed task, with precision defined in
Equation , the actual row outputs, including the
pre-incoming scores and support witnesses, satisfy
The clipped vectors have the corresponding ordinary error bound.
In particular, every allowed reward query satisfies
These estimates are uniform over the allowed task parameters and stage,
and the constants are independent of the input and of .
In plain English
For every allowed task at precision , the actual row outputs (with pre-incoming scores and support witnesses) have discrepancy , and the clipped vectors satisfy the corresponding ordinary error bound. Consequently every allowed reward query obeys , uniformly over allowed task parameters and stage, with constants independent of the input and of .
Why it's here
This closes the coupled induction of Section 9: the error-reserve result (prop-est-clean) shows compression, clamping and assembly use only half the budget , and the uniform block coupling (prop-fp-coupling) controls the remaining block-level error, so the bound reproduces itself at each stage. The reward-moment bound is the form later used for fixed inverse-polynomial accuracy in the fixed-precision theorem.
Classified routine:
Direct combination of the error-reserve proposition (prop-est-clean) and the uniform block coupling (prop-fp-coupling) to close the paper's own coupled induction. The reward-moment bound then follows by bookkeeping.
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