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FormalSLT.PACBayes.FiniteEmpiricalVarianceReverseExponential

Exponential transforms of the reverse Bessel martingale #

For a fixed horizon and fixed exponential coefficient, an affine transform of the reverse Bessel martingale remains a martingale. Conditional Jensen then makes its exponential a nonnegative submartingale. This is the load-bearing process needed to apply Doob's finite-horizon maximal inequality to a whole sample-size epoch.

The coefficient, center, and deterministic penalty are fixed before process time. In particular, this module does not claim that a coefficient depending on the moving prefix size produces a submartingale. It also does not yet connect the endpoint expectation to the finite-product empirical-variance MGF or state a PAC-Bayes result.

noncomputable def FormalSLT.PACBayes.FiniteEmpiricalVarianceReverse.reverseBesselAffineScore {Z : Type u_1} (N : ) (hN : 2 N) (ell : Z) (center lam penalty : ) :
(Fin NZ)

A fixed affine lower-tail score built from the reverse Bessel process.

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    noncomputable def FormalSLT.PACBayes.FiniteEmpiricalVarianceReverse.reverseBesselExponentialProcess {Z : Type u_1} (N : ) (hN : 2 N) (ell : Z) (center lam penalty : ) :
    (Fin NZ)

    Exponential of the fixed affine reverse-Bessel score.

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      theorem FormalSLT.PACBayes.FiniteEmpiricalVarianceReverse.reverseBesselExponentialProcess_nonneg {Z : Type u_1} (N : ) (hN : 2 N) (ell : Z) (center lam penalty : ) :
      0 reverseBesselExponentialProcess N hN ell center lam penalty