Stable stochastic-dynamics imports #
This declaration-free umbrella re-exports deterministic-start trajectory semantics for both finite and arbitrary measurable state spaces. The finite layer supports arbitrary prefix-dependent probability kernels and bounded prefix/next-state scores; the measurable-state layer uses a jointly measurable bounded score contract. It also re-exports Markov anytime-valid and posterior-uniform PAC-Bayes certificates, including finite-catalog and countable-tilt finite-state trajectory endpoints and arbitrary-measurable- hypothesis empirical-Bernstein trajectory endpoints. The arbitrary measurable state-and-hypothesis layer also exposes a countable geometric-tilt oracle with path-selected posteriors, ordinary monitored conditional-risk semantics, an observable LIL-order envelope, and conditional vanishing width under the stated posterior KL-rate assumption. The finite-state layer additionally supports fixed-before-data tilt rules that read each complete available prefix, with one event uniform over time and finite posterior PMFs. Its geometric empirical-Bernstein trajectory oracle allows path- and time-dependent posterior selection and exact post-data minimization over a growing tilt prefix, while controlling monitored conditional trajectory risk by empirical prequential risk plus an observable variance-adaptive envelope. For the finite homogeneous Markov tilt-catalog endpoint, it also re-exports the extension from a deterministic start to an arbitrary supplied finite-state initial PMF.
The stationary finite-state layer includes the supplied-Poisson endpoint, its supplied-Poisson stationary-risk specialization, and the finite-depth automatic Poisson construction under oscillation contraction. It also exposes the robust fixed-candidate Poisson bridge under an explicit row-wise total-variation misspecification budget, together with the induced Dobrushin perturbation certificate and uniqueness of supplied invariant laws. It additionally exposes time-uniform empirical transition-coordinate and row-total-variation confidence certificates for unknown finite kernels, including countably allocated geometric tilt selection with vanishing statistical radii under positive limiting row-visit frequencies. Finite-simplex Cesaro compactness constructs an invariant PMF for every nonempty finite kernel; strict Dobrushin or candidate row-TV certificates upgrade existence to uniqueness.
It additionally exports finite state--action behavior-law semantics and
normalized one-step importance-weighting interfaces. For finite state-based
behavior policies, the controlled prefix kernel and path law are identified
exactly with the ordinary Markov law on action--state pairs. Under a positive
behavior-probability floor, augmented-kernel row-TV control also yields
action-conditioned environment-row control with the explicit inverse-floor
factor. For finite state-based Markov target policies, it exports a stationary
target-policy OPE endpoint under a known environment and behavior policy,
supplied invariant target laws and exact Poisson potentials, and declared
overlap and span bounds. It also exports the deterministic robust-candidate
bridge from action-conditioned environment-row total variation to induced
target-policy drift and stationary-residual envelopes, together with the
non-variance-adaptive fixed-range approximate-Poisson OPE event and the
fixed-candidate, fixed-depth robust OPE event under supplied contraction and
physical action-row total-variation certificates. It also exports
encountered-prefix dynamic comparators for finite catalogs of
history-dependent target policies, including a known prefix/time-dependent
environment kernel. For a supplied target policy, it also exports an exact
finite-horizon target-path change-of-measure identity, target state occupancy
identity, and the explicit C ^ n likelihood-weight range inflation. These
controlled endpoints do not themselves estimate the environment, invariant
law, or nuisance functions, and no endpoint gives an anytime cumulative-weight
importance-sampling guarantee.