Input-derived bounds for native pruned evaluation #
Main definitions #
PrunedQuery.nodeBudget: a scalar address/counter budget, including remaining epochs.PrunedQuery.magnitudeBound: covers both operands and every partial sum.
Main results #
PrunedQuery.nodeBudget_input_le: the concrete input-derived bound covers the root budget.PrunedQuery.fits_partialValue: the original magnitude bound derives partial accumulator fits.
The only fit assumptions are numerical inequalities on original parameters. No state-by-state fit assertion or execution/time certificate is supplied.
A node budget for ordinary pointers, powers, counters and all remaining fresh epochs.
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Root deduplication and reporting additionally use the original query/output pointers and the full supplied query count, which may exceed the distinct-set capacity.
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The callable kernel also computes its own powers and workspace pointers. Its numeric admission includes those setup bounds and permits arbitrary separated input/output addresses.
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The ordinary initialized layout covers evaluation, including repeated supplied queries.
The larger concrete standalone bound covers initialization and every root parameter.
Epoch allocation to a child is paid for by the remaining parent allowance.
A single original-parameter envelope covers the two inputs and all tensor partial sums.
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The positive-endpoint inequality makes the nonnegative envelope a signed fitting value.
The original bound on one input entry derives its signed fit through the common envelope.
The right operand uses the same envelope, including the zero-input boundary.
The leaf product fits the same envelope, including when either input bound is zero.
A partial sum at any remaining depth fits by the original global magnitude inequality.
Every returned child result fits, including an unselected or skipped zero value.