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Lower bound on lifted generators - #61
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Heaviest-term branching with a lifted single-state test: the lifting conditions, with the other end coarse-grained to the heavy state, constrain (q, r) alone; interval arithmetic prunes boxes. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
lifted_heaviest_term_bound(problem, ...)gives a certified lower bound on the state entropy of every lifted generator (consecutive states drawn independently from one channel given the bidirectional edge). Until now sofic had only upper bounds for lifted generators, so "the minimal generator is not lifted" could not be shown.A lifted generator's states form an exact decomposition, and its heaviest state
ehas channelc_e(a, b) = t q_a r_b / p(a, b)at both ends of every edge. Coarse-graining the other end to[W = e]cannot raise the lifting conditions' conditional mutual informations, so for every symbolx:L_B(a, x) = sum_b r_b / p(a, b) * sum_{pair1} E[(a, b), x, pair1] u(pair1)is constant overainsupp q,L_A(b', x), its mirror, is constant overb'insupp r,with
u(a, b) = q_a r_b / p(a, b)andEthe joint edge law (tcancels). The coefficients are nonnegative, so a box's corners bound both, and a box is pruned when two surely supported states have disjoint intervals. This is aweight_capforheaviest_term_bound(#60). The root's weight floor stays valid because the forward ε-machine is lifted.Results
((0,1),(0,2),(0,2))(3 × 3 joint): every lifted generator has entropy >= 1.48148 (120 s), and a lifted generator at 1.48166 exists, whileC_g = G = 1.42254(certified; the minimal generator comes from an exact-common-information optimum, with lifting residual 0.026 bits). The bound passesGin under 5 s.minimal_generative_modelaccepts near-feasible channels, so its entropies can undercut by ~6e-5). Where the lifted model is minimal the bound usually meets it to 5 decimals.eps = 9/20(4 × 4): 0.762 after 300 s, below the proved lifted minimum1 + h(1/11) = 1.4395(valid, but slow on 4 × 4 joints).Test plan
1e-12)((0,1),(0,2),(0,2))the lifted bound reaches 1.43 while the static bound stays atG <= 1.42255tests/test_exact_ci_bounds.py: 9 passed;ruff,ty,sphinx-build -WMade with Cursor