Formalization: Sharp Ordinal Benefit Bounds for Survivor Compliers under Selection and Noncompliance
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Basic 47 declarations The five-node potential-outcome subsystem, its causal assumptions, and the pointwise and uniform law classes used throughout the paper.
Slate-benefit potential-outcome setup
The five-node potential-outcome subsystem, its causal assumptions, and the pointwise and uniform law classes used throughout the paper.
A five-node potential-outcome system for a covariate, binary instrument, received treatment, selection indicator, and finite ordered outcome.
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The x var is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The z var is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The d var is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The s var is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The y var is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The factual x is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The factual z is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The factual d is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The factual s is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The factual y is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The dof z is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The d0 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The d1 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The sof d is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The s0 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The s1 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The yof d is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The y0 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The y1 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The x event is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The complier event is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
The p is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The propensity is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The observed datum is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The observed law is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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The d under z is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The s under d is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The y under d is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The cf bundle is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The iv independence condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The treatment consistency condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The selection exclusion condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The outcome exclusion condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The instrument overlap condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The no defiers condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
The weak selection monotonicity condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The direction margin condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The positive aggregate survivors condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The uniform aggregate survivor bound condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The first n observations are measurable, mutually independent draws from the common observed-data law on the sampling probability space.
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The first n observations themselves are measurable, mutually independent, and have common law Pobs on the stated probability space. No infinite continuation on the same carrier is part of this assumption.
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The maintained structural model class on the paper's finite-discrete covariate domain.
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The reusable finite-sample triangular-array law record, with no direction-margin field.
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The paper-facing triangular-array class is indexed only by positive sample sizes and uses the frozen finite-discrete covariate domain.
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A genuine full potential-outcome law and its five-node slate subsystem. The parameter P₀ fixes universe levels only; system ranges over compatible full laws rather than over records on a preselected law.
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Membership of a full law in the maintained class together with exact agreement with the supplied observed law.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.Capacities 31 declarations Finite-cell observed data, selected-complier capacity contrasts, their prefix and tail aggregates, and the branch-free threshold endpoint formulas.
Observable capacities and threshold cuts
Finite-cell observed data, selected-complier capacity contrasts, their prefix and tail aggregates, and the branch-free threshold endpoint formulas.
The ordered outcome support.
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One finite observed-data cell, with none recording an unobserved outcome.
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Observed-data cells have decidable equality.
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The finite observed-data type has a canonical finite enumeration.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical measurable space observed datum typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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A conditional probability represented as a real-valued ratio, with zero at a zero denominator.
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Real-valued capacity arrays. Their nonnegativity is a consequence of the causal assumptions for observable contrasts, rather than data contained in an arbitrary input law.
The valid capacities condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The q0 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The q1 is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The gap is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The lower le is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The lower lt is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The lower gt is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The upper le is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The upper gt is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The raw signed instrument contrasts associated with an arbitrary finite measure.
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An observed law is compatible with the maintained domain when it is a probability measure and its law-derived instrument contrasts are nonnegative.
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The intrinsic domain of an observed law used by the paper: at least three ordered outcome levels, total mass one, and no recorded outcome off selection or missing outcome on selection.
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The raw observable capacity contrasts formed for any observed-data law.
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@realizes P_{\mathrm{obs}}(probability law of O) The observable capacities on the paper domain. Compatibility is supplied only after identification has established validity of the raw contrasts.
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The benefit lower is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The benefit upper is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The reusable branch-free lower and upper threshold cuts.
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The branch-free threshold cuts on the paper's observed-law domain.
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The aggregate mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The covariate-cell probabilities determined by an observed-data law.
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The two aggregate ratio endpoints together with the closed interval they determine.
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The observable endpoint functional and its identified closed interval. The capacity array and cell weights are explicitly pinned to Pobs; the remaining arguments record the paper's observed-law domain, validity, nonnegativity, and positive target mass.
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The identified icc is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.CitedGates 8 declarations These named propositions are explicit external inputs.
Cited logical gates
These named propositions are explicit external inputs. This paper neither proves them nor hides them behind axioms.
Weak convergence expressed by convergence of integrals against bounded continuous real-valued test functions.
The tight probability law condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The supported in condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The empirical atom vector is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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van der Vaart (1998), Chapter 2, Example 2.18 and the Cramér--Wold device, DOI 10.1017/CBO9780511802256.
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Lu, Ding, and Dasgupta (2018), Proposition 2, equation (6), page 546, Treatment effects on ordinal outcomes: Causal estimands and sharp bounds.
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Tangential sequential Hadamard directional differentiability, including the domain constraint on every perturbation.
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Fang and Santos (2019), Section 2.3, Assumptions 1--2, Theorem 2.1, equation (10), and Remark 2.1, DOI 10.1093/restud/rdy049.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.CondIndepBridge 9 declarations This local bridge transports conditional independence given the covariate variable to the equivalent singleton conditioning bundle.
Singleton conditioning-bundle bridge
This local bridge transports conditional independence given the covariate variable to the equivalent singleton conditioning bundle.
Given the stated hypotheses, the conditional real map property holds.
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The x bundle is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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the sigma x bundle property holds.
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the cond indep cf bundle whenever cond indep cf property holds.
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the dof z cf bundle map is measurable.
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the sof d cf bundle map is measurable.
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the yof d cf bundle map is measurable.
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Extract the ordinary probability product identity on a positive finite atom from an a.e. conditional-probability product identity given a finite covariate. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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On a positive finite covariate atom, conditional independence converts an observed event under one instrument arm into the corresponding event of the counterfactual bundle. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.EndpointDirectional 13 declarations Directional calculus for the fixed-support endpoint
Directional calculus for the fixed-support endpoint
Coordinatewise positive-part projection of raw mass-vector capacities.
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Cell survivor mass as a functional of the finite atom vector.
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The finite-coordinate survivor score is Borel measurable. the stated conclusion follows.
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the benefit lower nonneg property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the benefit upper nonneg property holds.
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the benefit upper is at most mass property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the benefit lower is at most mass property holds.
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the projected components map is measurable.
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Directional differentiability of one screened cell score. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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the projected mass capacity empirical probability vector property holds.
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the survivor mass from mass vector empirical probability vector property holds.
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On a nonempty recovered support, the guarded implementation agrees with the fixed-support mass-vector functional. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Directional differentiability of the reduced-support endpoint, including all projection, mass-minimum, and finite threshold-tie faces. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.Estimator 33 declarations All empirical probabilities are finite averages of event indicators.
Finite-cell plug-in endpoints and guarded confidence set
All empirical probabilities are finite averages of event indicators. Conditional ratios use zero when their empirical denominator is zero.
The empirical freq is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The empirical probability vector is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The empirical conditional is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The empirical cell mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The raw capacities is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The projected capacities is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The screened cell condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The plug in endpoints is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The positive support is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The screened support is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The mass vector sum is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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the mass vector sum empirical probability vector property holds.
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Summing the atom vector of a finite law over a Boolean event recovers the real measure of that event. the stated conclusion follows.
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The capacities from mass vector is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The endpoint from mass vector on is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Definitional expansion of the lower finite threshold envelope. the stated conclusion follows.
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Definitional expansion of the upper finite threshold envelope. the stated conclusion follows.
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The localization tol is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The estimated active lower is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The estimated active upper is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The multiplier process is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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Indices for the three finite families of observable events used by the guard.
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Guard-event indices have decidable equality.
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The guard-event index type has a canonical finite enumeration.
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The guard event is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The guard events is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The max deviation is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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The union threshold is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The error envelope is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The guard radius is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The finite near-active diagnostic retained alongside the conservative set.
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The guarded confidence set is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The guarded confidence interval is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.FullLawPasting 63 declarations This module supplies a universe-polymorphic finite atom space and reuses the original slate's native node value spaces for the canonical structural law.
Finite full-law pasting substrate
This module supplies a universe-polymorphic finite atom space and reuses the original slate's native node value spaces for the canonical structural law.
One atom stores the covariate, instrument, and the six latent arms.
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Threshold atoms have decidable equality.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical fintype threshold atom typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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The threshold index is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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A threshold omega records the data and compatibility conditions used by the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical measurable space threshold omega typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical discrete measurable space threshold omega typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical fintype threshold omega typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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The threshold atom at is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Structural evaluator on finite atom indices. The original node carrier and native value family are retained, avoiding any universe-lowering assumption.
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the threshold eval map is measurable.
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the threshold eval x empty property holds.
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the threshold eval z empty property holds.
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the threshold eval d empty property holds.
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the threshold eval s empty property holds.
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the threshold eval y empty property holds.
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The atomic measure associated with real weights on the high-universe atom description, represented on a small finite index type.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the threshold atomic measure univ property holds.
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The canonical atomic measure assigns each decoded atom its specified real weight. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Every finite event on decoded atoms has mass equal to the sum of its atom weights. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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A normalized nonnegative atom table gives a PO system in exactly the universe parameters of the supplied system.
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The canonical slate reuses all five original nodes and measurable equivalences on the finite atomic PO system.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate factual x property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate factual z property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate dof z property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate sof d property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate yof d property holds.
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A conditional latent table in each covariate cell.
A conditional latent cell table is nonnegative when every entry is at least zero, that is, when the weight it assigns to each joint value of the two potential treatments, the two potential selection indicators, and the two potential ordered outcomes is nonnegative in every covariate cell.
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A conditional latent cell table is normalized when, within each covariate cell, its weights sum to one over all joint values of the two potential treatments, the two potential selection indicators, and the two potential ordered outcomes, so that every cell carries a conditional probability distribution over latent types.
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The atom instrument mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Joint atom weights obtained from the observed covariate mass, conditional instrument propensity, and a normalized conditional latent table.
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Given the stated hypotheses, threshold pasted weight is nonnegative.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the threshold pasted weight sum one property holds.
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Canonical full-law candidate generated by a normalized nonnegative cell table.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate full atom property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate latent tuple property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate cell mass property holds.
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Under the pasted law, any event that separately constrains the instrument and the six latent arms factors inside a fixed covariate cell. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Every normalized pasted table satisfies conditional instrument independence: given the covariate, its weight is the product of the instrument mass and a latent-table mass. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate conditional tuple property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate consistency property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold candidate no defiers property holds.
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The observed tuple decoded from a threshold atom.
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The conditional-table mass of all latent tuples decoding to one observed instrument, treatment, selection, and reported-outcome tuple.
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The decoded atom sum factors into the observed cell mass, the appropriate instrument propensity factor, and the corresponding conditional-table margin. the stated conclusion follows.
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the threshold observed table margin false false selected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin false true selected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin true false selected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin true true selected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin false false unselected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin false true unselected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin true false unselected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin true true unselected property holds.
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the threshold observed table margin invalid property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the canonical threshold slate observed datum property holds.
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The observed-data map of any finite slate system is measurable. the stated conclusion follows.
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On every observed singleton, the canonical candidate has the mass obtained by summing the pasted weights of precisely the atoms decoding to that tuple. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Equality of the finite observed laws follows once the pasted atom table matches the original mass on every decoded observed singleton. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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the threshold pasted weight survivor benefit sum property holds.
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the threshold pasted weight survivor mass sum property holds.
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The aggregate strict-benefit probability of the canonical pasted law is the ratio of the corresponding survivor-table masses. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Cell-table support restrictions imply weak selection monotonicity for the canonical pasted law. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.SharpDefinitions 12 declarations
The latent cell table is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The latent table nonnegative condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The table survivor coupling is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The compatible latent cell table condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The full law survivor coupling is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The benefit probability of is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free polytope equals singleton zero whenever mass equals zero property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free benefit mass is at most upper property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free lower is at most benefit mass property holds.
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The pointwise affine segment between two finite couplings.
Given the stated hypotheses, the coupling segment belongs to branch free property holds.
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the benefit mass coupling segment property holds.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.Transport 45 declarations The finite capacity polytopes, strict-benefit objective, and total endpoint-flow selectors used by the sharpness and complexity statements.
Exact-mass partial transport
The finite capacity polytopes, strict-benefit objective, and total endpoint-flow selectors used by the sharpness and complexity statements.
The coupling is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The matrix nonnegative condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The row mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
The column mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
The total mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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A partial transport polytopes records the data and compatibility conditions used by the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The reusable four-polytope family: branch-free exact mass, exact rows, exact columns, and the doubly-exact tie face.
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The complete four-polytope family on the paper's observed-law domain.
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The branch free polytope is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The inc polytope is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The dec polytope is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The tie polytope is the event specified by the stated potential-outcome conditions.
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The benefit mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The positive support card is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
One positive sparse allocation, represented by its row, column, and mass.
The threshold flow lower sparse is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The threshold flow upper sparse is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The threshold flow lower is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The threshold flow upper is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Both threshold matrices are feasible and attain their respective benefit endpoints, without requiring a compatible-baseline witness. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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The selection/outcome table within one treatment principal stratum.
Conditional complier mass in a baseline full law.
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The baseline never-taker selection/outcome component in a cell.
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The baseline always-taker selection/outcome component in a cell.
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A baseline law compatible with the supplied observed law and capacities. It exposes the conditional complier mass and the two noncomplier components that the latent completion must preserve.
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Residual selected-complier strata together with the baseline law and its definitionally unchanged never-taker and always-taker components.
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The threshold latent completion is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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A threshold flow result records the data and compatibility conditions used by the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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Total lower- and upper-endpoint flows, including the one-sided residual selection strata, never-selected mass, and unchanged baseline-law component.
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The threshold construction returns feasible endpoint-attaining survivor couplings while preserving the compatible baseline's noncomplier components. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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An output bundled with the number of arithmetic operations and comparisons performed by its costed implementation.
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The costed threshold scan uses linear prefix/tail scans and then folds the candidate lists by maximum and minimum.
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The costed scan computes exactly the two public threshold endpoint functionals. the stated conclusion follows.
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The lower threshold coupling has at most 2 * K - 1 positive cells. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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The upper threshold coupling has at most 2 * K - 1 positive cells. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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A capacity-magnitude-independent operation budget for the fixed-schedule sparse implementation. It covers the prefix/tail scans, both nested-graph passes, residual propagation within those passes, both complete transports, and final folds. Unused slots are padding, so the charged count is independent of comparison outcomes.
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The unpadded work counter mirrors every arithmetic operation and comparison in the residual-carrying implementation.
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The fixed schedule covers every operation in the residual-carrying sparse implementation. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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A costed cell implementation. Its value contains the evaluated threshold formulas and the actual sparse allocation traces. The charged fixed schedule dominates the fully enumerated unpadded work and depends only on K.
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The threshold flow cost for is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The threshold flow actual cost for is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Explicit row-major materialization of every matrix entry.
The dense implementation materializes every entry of both matrices after running the costed threshold and sparse-flow implementation.
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The dense threshold flow cost for is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The dense threshold flow actual cost for is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.UniformGuardBounds 24 declarations Paper-local analytic lemmas used by the alpha-indexed deterministic guard.
Deterministic and concentration bounds for the uniform guard
Paper-local analytic lemmas used by the alpha-indexed deterministic guard.
The centered-indicator second-moment route gives the sharp finite-union probability bound for the maximal guard-event deviation. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the max deviation union threshold tail le property holds.
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Every event coordinate is bounded by the finite guard maximum. the stated conclusion follows.
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the empirical freq nonneg property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the empirical freq mono property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the empirical freq whenever prefix map is measurable.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the max deviation whenever prefix map is measurable.
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Stability of one cell-probability-weighted conditional probability. The small-cell branch avoids division by a nearly zero arm probability. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Multiplication by nonnegative cell masses commutes with positive-part projection, which is one-Lipschitz against a nonnegative population target. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Elementary denominator-safe quotient perturbation bound used by both endpoints after screening. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Coordinatewise perturbations of nonnegative capacities control every branch-free mass and threshold-cut functional without choosing an active face. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Multiply all capacity coordinates in a cell by its nonnegative cell mass.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the weighted capacities mass property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the weighted capacities benefit lower property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the weighted capacities benefit upper property holds.
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Coordinatewise weighted-capacity control implies simultaneous aggregate mass and endpoint-numerator control. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Screening at a positive threshold changes each nonnegative empirical total by at most one threshold unit per cell. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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The atom-mass-vector construction exactly recovers the observable conditional-probability capacities of a finite observed law. the stated conclusion follows.
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The observed-law probability of a covariate cell is the system cell mass. the stated conclusion follows.
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Quantitative observed-law arm overlap, including zero-mass cells. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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On a guard event, every cell-mass-weighted projected capacity coordinate is uniformly close to its population counterpart. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Complete deterministic guard inequality on a fixed observed law. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the endpoint map bounds property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the inverse sqrt eta tail tendsto zero property holds.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.Helpers.WeakConvergenceTools 10 declarations Small measure-theoretic bridges used by the pointwise limit theorem.
Small measure-theoretic bridges used by the pointwise limit theorem.
A Gaussian measure in Mathlib's sense has total mass one. The definition does not expose this as a typeclass instance, so we recover it from the pushforward by the zero continuous linear functional. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Probability laws on the finite-dimensional spaces used here are tight. the stated conclusion follows.
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The centered vector used by the multinomial CLT is definitionally the scaled empirical probability vector. the stated conclusion follows.
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Measurability of the finite empirical atom vector. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the observations whenever iid sampling all map is measurable.
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Repackage the paper's test-integral definition as Mathlib weak convergence of probability measures. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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A weakly convergent sequence of random vectors has uniformly tight laws. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Uniform stochastic boundedness in the real-probability form used by the screening argument. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Weak convergence is unchanged by a perturbation converging to zero in probability. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Equality with probability tending to one makes the difference converge to zero in probability. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.OpenQuestions 1 declarations This file records the unresolved inferential question as descriptive metadata.
Open calibration question
This file records the unresolved inferential question as descriptive metadata. It intentionally makes no mathematical assertion and supplies no witness for a calibration procedure.
Can the near-active-face directional-multiplier handle be calibrated so that liminf n, inf P in 𝒫ₙ, P{Θ_I(P_obs) ⊆ C_(1-α,n)} ≥ 1-α uniformly over direction-separated triangular arrays? The regime includes the first n observations sampled independently from P_obs, instrument overlap ε_Z, aggregate survivor mass at least m_★, and selection-gap separation |Δq(x)| ≥ κ_σ on positive survivor cells. It must allow arbitrary simultaneous threshold-cut ties and cells whose survivor mass approaches zero and is omitted at the unnormalized threshold η_n.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TBranchFreePointwiseDirectionalLimit 2 declarations At each fixed finite-support law, screening recovers the positive-survivor support, the endpoint estimator is consistent, and its scaled error has the directional delta-method limit, including all tie faces.
Branch-free pointwise directional limit
At each fixed finite-support law, screening recovers the positive-survivor support, the endpoint estimator is consistent, and its scaled error has the directional delta-method limit, including all tie faces.
The endpoint converges in probability condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
Conditional on the disclosed finite-multinomial CLT and general directional delta-method gates, the branch-free plug-in estimator recovers the fixed support, is consistent, and has the Gaussian directional limit without a direction-separation premise. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TCapacityIdentification 11 declarations The observable IV contrasts identify the two selected-complier marginal subdistributions and hence the survivor mass and observable selection gap.
Identification of observable capacities
The observable IV contrasts identify the two selected-complier marginal subdistributions and hence the survivor mass and observable selection gap.
Public measurability bridge used by downstream estimator limit proofs. the stated conclusion follows.
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Every slate-system pushforward is a probability law on the paper's valid observed-data domain, with an outcome present exactly on selected records. the stated conclusion follows.
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The system cell-mass function is exactly the cell-probability vector of its observed pushforward law. the stated conclusion follows.
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The lower latent mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The upper latent mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The selected complier mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The survivor complier mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The equal selection complier mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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Public overlap bridge for positive cell-by-instrument probabilities. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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A direction label is observationally admissible in a cell when some full law satisfying the seven identification assumptions induces the same observed law and carries that label in the cell. Aggregate survivor positivity is not part of cellwise direction admissibility.
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The conditional IV contrasts equal the two selected-complier marginals; their totals identify the selection gap and, under cellwise weak monotonicity, the survivor-complier mass and every strictly identified direction. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TFullLawEndpointAttainment 23 declarations The cellwise threshold flows are completed into genuine potential-outcome laws that preserve the observed distribution and attain both aggregate endpoints.
Full-law endpoint attainment
The cellwise threshold flows are completed into genuine potential-outcome laws that preserve the observed distribution and attain both aggregate endpoints.
The benefit probability is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The is endpoint witness condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The full law selected only under zero is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The full law selected only under one is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The full law never selected mass is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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A full law realizes every component of a threshold latent completion, not only its survivor coupling.
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Assemble the six components of each threshold completion into a complete latent table. Unobserved outcomes in one-sided and never-selected strata are pinned to an arbitrary reference level.
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Given the stated hypotheses, threshold completion cell table is nonnegative.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the threshold completion cell table total property holds.
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Replace an irrelevant zero-probability cell by a point mass, so the conditional table is normalized in every cell.
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Given the stated hypotheses, normalized completion cell table is nonnegative.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the normalized completion cell table normalized property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the normalized completion cell table no defiers property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the threshold flow completion cell tables total property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, threshold flow completion cell tables is nonnegative.
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A whole family of arbitrary exact-mass couplings has a nonnegative latent completion table. This is the generic form used by the sharpness lift. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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The arbitrary exact-mass completion preserves the baseline cell total. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the observed law equals transfers p propensity property holds.
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Every compatible observed law has lower- and upper-attaining full latent laws in the maintained model class, including tie and zero-survivor cells. the stated conclusion follows.
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The full-law objective is the cell-probability-weighted benefit mass of its projected survivor couplings, divided by their aggregate survivor mass. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Any compatible full law projects into the branch-free exact-mass polytope determined by its observed distribution. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the full law survivor coupling belongs to branch free whenever observed law eq property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the full law branch free family attainment property holds.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TLinearSparseThresholdFlow 1 declarations The implicit sparse endpoint couplings use linearly many arithmetic/comparison steps and positive entries; dense materialization is quadratic.
Linear sparse threshold-flow complexity
The implicit sparse endpoint couplings use linearly many arithmetic/comparison steps and positive entries; dense materialization is quadratic.
The costed implementation evaluates the threshold formulas and constructs sparse endpoint flows in linear time. Materializing both dense matrices is quadratic. The absolute bounds are uniform over all capacity magnitudes. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TNoSelectionReduction 5 declarations On the no-selection submodel, survivor-complier capacities are complete marginals and the threshold formulas reduce to the cited ordinal formulas.
Reduction to fixed-marginal ordinal benefit bounds
On the no-selection submodel, survivor-complier capacities are complete marginals and the threshold formulas reduce to the cited ordinal formulas.
The no selection submodel condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the selected complier mass equals complier mass whenever no selection property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the finset sup' div pos property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the finset inf' div pos property holds.
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Conditional on the cited fixed-marginal theorem, the no-selection submodel has zero capacity gap and the full coupling polytope in every supported cell, including zero-complier-mass cells. The normalized strict-benefit formulas are asserted when the cell mass is positive. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TSharpExactMassThresholdInterval 1 declarations The cellwise exact-mass projection, sharp threshold cut values, and aggregate identified interval are stated together.
Sharp exact-mass threshold interval
The cellwise exact-mass projection, sharp threshold cut values, and aggregate identified interval are stated together.
Every compatible law projects exactly onto the exact-mass capacity polytope; the sharp cellwise extrema are the threshold cuts, and aggregation gives the closed endpoint interval with zero contribution from zero-survivor cells. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TThreeLevelWitness 72 declarations An exact rational one-cell observed table and latent allocation demonstrate a nontrivial interval with upper endpoint seven tenths.
Explicit three-level witness
An exact rational one-cell observed table and latent allocation demonstrate a nontrivial interval with upper endpoint seven tenths.
The witness observed weight is the corresponding numerical quantity in the slate-benefit partial-transport calculation.
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The witness observed measure is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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The witness latent table is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The witness latent state is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The witness latent measure is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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The witness instrument measure is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
The witness full measure is the measure produced by the stated finite slate-benefit construction.
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Latent coordinates after outcomes hidden by selection have been erased.
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Visible latent states have decidable equality.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical measurable space witness visible latent state typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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The witness visible latent is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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All latent laws with the displayed masses on visible coordinates. Within each fibre of witnessVisibleLatent, outcomes hidden by selection are free.
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Fair independent instrument assignments joined to any admissible hidden- outcome completion of the displayed latent masses.
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The witness encoding is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The witness full law realization condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The fully specified observed and latent witness tables.
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The w node type enumerates the alternatives used by the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical decidable eq w node typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical fintype w node typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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The w value is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The witness measurable space is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical measurable space w value typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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The witness eval is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
The witness seed p is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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The witness seed s is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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the witness seed p property holds.
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the witness seed propensity property holds.
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The witness table is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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every witness latent weight is nonnegative.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the witness latent table complier support property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the witness latent table selection support property holds.
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the witness latent weights sum to one.
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the witness model has the claimed covariate-cell probabilities.
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the witness model has the claimed instrument propensity.
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the witness instrument measure atom property holds.
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the witness latent measure atom property holds.
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the witness latent measure univ property holds.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical is probability measure witness latent typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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the witness latent measure ae compliers property holds.
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the witness latent measure ae selection property holds.
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the witness instrument measure univ property holds.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical is probability measure witness instrument typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical is probability measure witness full typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical is finite measure witness full typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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the witness observed measure univ property holds.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical is probability measure witness observed typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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the witness observed measure atom property holds.
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The witness candidate is the object specified here for the slate-benefit partial-transport construction.
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the witness observed law equals the displayed finite law.
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the witness lower endpoint has the claimed value.
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the witness upper endpoint has the claimed value.
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the witness benefit lower property holds.
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the witness benefit upper property holds.
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the witness capacities have the displayed masses and endpoints.
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the witness construction defines the stated full-data probability law.
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the witness candidate cell probability equals the stated value.
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This declaration supplies the canonical canonical standard borel space w candidate typeclass instance for the finite slate-benefit construction.
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the witness candidate propensity equals the stated value.
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the witness model has no defiers.
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the witness selection response is weakly increasing.
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the witness capacity table is valid.
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the witness construction satisfies the maintained structural model.
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the witness candidate realizes its own observed law.
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the witness candidate has valid capacities.
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every witness candidate cell probability is nonnegative.
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the witness observed cell weights property holds.
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the witness candidate has positive aggregate survivor mass.
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the witness observed law belongs to the admissible observed-law domain.
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the witness endpoint lies at the claimed boundary.
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the witness identified interval has the claimed endpoints.
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the two witness laws attain the lower and upper endpoints.
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The explicit witness belongs to the model class, gives capacities (3/40,1/10,3/40) and (1/10,1/4,3/20), and has sharp interval [0,7/10] with both endpoints attained by full laws. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TTieFaceCollapse 11 declarations At zero selected-complier selection gap, the exact-row, exact-column, and fixed-marginal transport faces coincide, together with all cut formulas.
Observable tie-face collapse
At zero selected-complier selection gap, the exact-row, exact-column, and fixed-marginal transport faces coincide, together with all cut formulas.
the po slate sof d map is measurable.
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the sum row mass equals total mass property holds.
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the sum column mass equals total mass property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the pointwise equals of is at most of sum eq property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free exact rows whenever q0 is at most q1 property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free exact columns whenever q1 is at most q0 property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the polytope tie exactly when gap zero property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the branch free equals tie whenever gap zero property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the prefix difference equals tail difference whenever gap zero property holds.
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Given the stated hypotheses, the equal selection complier mass whenever zero gap property holds.
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On every supported observable tie cell, weak selection monotonicity collapses selection strata and all three partial-transport faces and cut expressions agree. the stated conclusion follows.
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CausalSmith.PartialID.PID_SlateBenefitPartialtransport_Research.TUniformDeterministicGuard 2 declarations Finite-support concentration and deterministic Lipschitz bounds yield uniform endpoint consistency and conservative containment of the entire identified interval, without a direction-separation condition or any cited gat
Uniform deterministic guard
Finite-support concentration and deterministic Lipschitz bounds yield uniform endpoint consistency and conservative containment of the entire identified interval, without a direction-separation condition or any cited gate.
The uniform slate family condition is the stated property of the slate-benefit partial-transport model.
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The alpha-indexed capped guard gives every-sample uniform coverage, fixed-alpha uniform endpoint consistency, its deterministic rate, and the stated slowly diverging screening specialization. Given the stated hypotheses, the stated conclusion follows.