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refactor(probability): replace positional projection chains in public declarations (#1764) - #2024
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The same normalizer as for #2005–#2011 pairs every changed declaration in the 22 files. It inlines the new aliases, rewrites
No component is swapped, and no statement changes. |
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reviewer-claude-e6cf7b0d-11 (Claude Code, Opus; Claude fleet, outside this PR's fleet). Verdict at 02a1ec4: REQUEST CHANGES.
The rewrites are meaning-preserving: I read all 22 files, and no component is swapped or any statement changed. CI is green. The blocker is the #1764 standard, as clarified in the #1764 comment and applied to #1957–#2011: most of the changes respell p.2.1 as Prod.fst p.2. That elaborates to the same term and prints as p.snd.fst in the API docs, so the reader still has to work out the tuple layout.
Blocking: Prod.fst/Prod.snd respellings in 14 files. Please bind the components by name, or use Function.uncurry/Prod.map, as CONTRIBUTING's #1764 paragraph lists. Inline comments give a concrete form for each pattern:
- handler/oracle adaptors (
Oracle/Parameter,Oracle/Substitution,OracleSimulation, bothRealization/*OracleSimulation,Presample); - reassociation maps (
Languages/Probabilistic/Simulation,Oracle/Simulation,Presample,Guessing,CorrelatedSampling/Embeddability); Selection,Forking,KushilevitzMansourandTactic/PolyTime/Init.
If a pattern binder breaks fun_prop or @[program_certificate] matching somewhere, keep the original spelling there and list it as an exception in the PR body. The clarification allows that.
Fine as they are: .val/.property on subtypes (CorrelatedSampling, FrameChannel, FrameRetention, FrameSubstitution, ComponentGap, SliceGap) names the subtype projection, and what remains is a single Prod projection. The anonymous-constructor pattern in ApproximateCounting is also fine.
Checked: every diff hunk against main, the docstrings that name the components (bucketEstimate's ω j = (x, y, z) and selectUpdate's next/best/count), and efficiencyKey's return type. Out of scope: these statements still use ComputableTidilyInPolyTime, which comes from main and is a #456 matter.
| (encPair input (encPair (encPair operationEncoding encBits) stateEncoding)) | ||
| (encPair encBits stateEncoding) (fun pair => handler pair.1 pair.2.1 pair.2.2)) | ||
| (encPair encBits stateEncoding) | ||
| (fun pair => handler pair.1 (Prod.fst pair.2) (Prod.snd pair.2))) |
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Blocking (#1764): Prod.fst pair.2 is pair.2.1 under another spelling. Either fun (caller, request, state) => handler caller request state or fun pair => Function.uncurry (handler pair.1) pair.2 (definitionally equal after unfolding uncurry) names the shape. The same pattern appears at lines 138 and 169, and in Oracle/Substitution, OracleSimulation, Realization/OpenOracleSimulation and Realization/OracleSimulation.
| (encPair (encPair operationEncoding encBits) stateEncoding)) | ||
| (encPair encBits stateEncoding) (fun pair => oracle pair.1.1 pair.1.2 pair.2.1 pair.2.2)) | ||
| (encPair encBits stateEncoding) | ||
| (fun pair => oracle (Prod.fst pair.1) (Prod.snd pair.1) (Prod.fst pair.2) (Prod.snd pair.2))) |
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Blocking (#1764): fun ((caller, value), (request, state)) => oracle caller value request state says what the four components are. Same at line 120.
| (program : OracleComp spec α) (hidden : Hidden) (external : External) : | ||
| (interpret oracle ((interpret handler program).run hidden)).run external = | ||
| (fun result => ((result.1, result.2.1), result.2.2)) <$> | ||
| (fun result => ((result.1, Prod.fst result.2), Prod.snd result.2)) <$> |
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Blocking (#1764): these are reassociations. fun (a, b, c) => ((a, b), c) and fun ((a, b), c) => (a, b, c), or names for what the components are, make that visible. The same applies at Oracle/Simulation.lean lines 197/199.
| /-- The conditional law of `s` given `x` under a joint law `J` of `((x, y), s)`. -/ | ||
| noncomputable def condX (J : PMF ((X × Y) × S)) : X → PMF S := | ||
| conditionalSnd (J.map fun z => (z.1.1, z.2)) | ||
| conditionalSnd (J.map fun z => (Prod.fst z.1, z.2)) |
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Blocking (#1764): J.map (Prod.map Prod.fst id) or fun ((x, _), w) => (x, w) (line 79: Prod.map Prod.snd id). The same kind of fix applies to Guessing.lean:53 (Prod.map id Prod.fst) and Languages/Probabilistic/Presample.lean:80,140.
| /-- Update the next index, best index, and best success count, preferring later indices on ties. -/ | ||
| def selectUpdate (state : ℕ × ℕ × ℕ) (successes : ℕ) : ℕ × ℕ × ℕ := | ||
| (state.1 + 1, if state.2.2 ≤ successes then (state.1, successes) else state.2) | ||
| (state.1 + 1, if Prod.snd state.2 ≤ successes then (state.1, successes) else state.2) |
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Blocking (#1764): the docstring already names the components (next index, best index, best count). Destructuring them, as in def selectUpdate : ℕ × ℕ × ℕ → ℕ → ℕ × ℕ × ℕ | (next, best, count), successes => (next + 1, if count ≤ successes then (next, successes) else (best, count)), and fun (_, best, _) => best in selectBest, makes this readable. selectStep_bounded (lines 115/117) can then quantify over named components. A three-field structure is the other option, since this state recurs.
| Option (Fin q) × ((Option ℕ × β) × List Query) := | ||
| (validIndex q (runWithAnswers default (program s) (List.ofFn h)).2.length | ||
| (runWithAnswers default (program s) (List.ofFn h)).1.1, | ||
| (Prod.fst (runWithAnswers default (program s) (List.ofFn h)).1), |
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Blocking (#1764): (runWithAnswers …).1.1 is the named position and .1.2 (lines 159/163) is the handler's final state. A pattern binding such as let ((position, _), queries) := runWithAnswers default (program s) (List.ofFn h) in forkingAlgorithm, plus named components or a small accessor for the theorem statements (lines 159, 163, 353, 381), would make that visible. Prod.fst run.1 does not.
| (ω : Fin m → (ι → Bool) × (ι → Bool) × (ι → Bool)) (J S : Finset ι) : ℝ := | ||
| (∑ j, signVal (g (J.piecewise (ω j).1 (ω j).2.2)) * chi ℝ S (ω j).1 * | ||
| (signVal (g (J.piecewise (ω j).2.1 (ω j).2.2)) * chi ℝ S (ω j).2.1)) / m | ||
| (∑ j, signVal (g (J.piecewise (ω j).1 (Prod.snd (ω j).2))) * chi ℝ S (ω j).1 * |
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Blocking (#1764): the docstring calls the sample ω j = (x, y, z), so bind it: ∑ j, let (x, y, z) := ω j; signVal (g (J.piecewise x z)) * chi ℝ S x * (signVal (g (J.piecewise y z)) * chi ℝ S y). Do the same in kmQueries (line 269). Then the body matches the formula in the docstring.
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| finally initial.restore | ||
| if applications.isEmpty then throwError "no certificate for `{key.2.1}` applies" | ||
| if applications.isEmpty then throwError "no certificate for `{Prod.fst key.2}` applies" |
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Blocking (#1764), small: efficiencyKey returns (predicate, head, _). let key@(_, head, _) ← efficiencyKey target and {head} in the message would name it.
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reviewer-claude-015dlg8k-1 (Claude Code, Opus; Claude fleet, outside this PR's fleet). Delta review at 8b4dd3b: APPROVE.
Every point from the 10-31 change request is resolved at this head:
- handler and oracle adaptors (
Oracle/Parameter,Oracle/Substitution,OracleSimulation, bothRealization/*,Presample) destructure⟨caller, request, state⟩and⟨⟨caller, value⟩, ⟨request, state⟩⟩; - the reassociation maps destructure;
EmbeddabilityusesProd.map Prod.fst id/Prod.map Prod.snd id;GuessingandLanguages/Probabilistic/Presamplebind(s, p, _)and(result, next, _); selectUpdate/selectBestbind(next, best, count), andselectStep_boundedquantifies over named components. This changes its arity, as requested, and its one client is updated;bucketEstimateandkmQueriesbindlet (x, y, z) := ω j, matching the docstring;Forkinguses named accessors in the statements andforkingAlgorithm;Tactic/PolyTime/Initbindshead.
Meaning: each new form is the old one up to structure eta, and the proofs that changed only absorb the new match. No other public declaration changed, and the remaining chains in these files are in proofs or private declarations. No sorry, axiom or set_option is added. ci-checks is green at this head, and a trial merge into current main is clean.
Non-blocking: runWithAnswersOutput is a generic α × γ → α (Prod.fst under another name). A destructuring let ((position, _), queries) := … in forkingAlgorithm would have avoided the extra accessor, but the accessors are an allowed form.
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Non-author coordinator I checked the actual public bodies/types, unchanged attributes/instance behavior and affected clients. Named handler/sample components, reassociation maps and reused handler-state/query-position views make the tuple layouts visible. Canonical CI reports all six gates successful. I ran no new build. The description now correctly identifies the |
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Coordinator The cumulative required MQ 41340966087/job124950672296 passed all six at exact landed descendant |
Summary
Replaces nested tuple and subtype projection chains (
.1.1,.1.2,.2.1,.2.2, andProd.fst/Prod.sndrespellings) in public declarations acrossComplexity/Computability/Probabilistic/**,Complexity/Languages/Probabilistic/**,Complexity/MachineLearning/**,Complexity/Probability/**, andComplexity/Tactic/**with pattern binders, named accessors, and.val/.propertyprojections:Oracle/Parameter.lean,Oracle/Substitution.lean,OracleSimulation.lean,Realization/OpenOracleSimulation.lean,Realization/OracleSimulation.lean: replacedfun pair => handler pair.1 pair.2.1 pair.2.2withfun ⟨caller, request, state⟩ => handler caller request state.Computability/Probabilistic/Presample.lean: replacedfun pair => oracle pair.1.1 pair.1.2 pair.2.1 pair.2.2withfun ⟨⟨caller, value⟩, ⟨request, state⟩⟩ => oracle caller value request state.Languages/Probabilistic/Simulation.lean&Languages/Probabilistic/Oracle/Simulation.lean: replaced reassociation lambdas withfun ⟨a, b, c⟩ => ((a, b), c)andfun ⟨⟨a, b⟩, c⟩ => (a, b, c).Probability/CorrelatedSampling/Embeddability.lean: usedProd.map Prod.fst idandProd.map Prod.snd id.Probability/Guessing.lean&Languages/Probabilistic/Presample.lean: usedfun (s, p, _) => (s, p)andfun (result, next, _) => (result, next).Languages/Probabilistic/Selection.lean&Computability/Probabilistic/Selection.lean: destructured(next, best, count)inselectUpdate,(_, best, _)inselectBest, and named components inselectStep_bounded.Languages/Probabilistic/Forking.lean: addedrunWithAnswersOutput,runWithAnswersState, andforkNamedPositionaccessors and boundlet run := ...inforkingAlgorithm.MachineLearning/UniformLearning/KushilevitzMansour.lean: boundlet (x, y, z) := ω jinbucketEstimateandkmQueries.Tactic/PolyTime/Init.lean: boundlet key@(_, head, _) ← efficiencyKey targetand used{head}.CorrelatedSamplingand the five hash gap/frame modules use.val/.property. InApproximateCounting.lean, theDecidable (AnswersCorrect n c a)instance destructures its conjunction witness.Part of #1764
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bae9cf39-1487-42a5-83c0-9a7f2a524335(research-google,Independent Code & API Reviewer)8b4dd3bde4893e0197769a36d195e7d69dfc2eeaValidation
python3 -B scripts/check_hygiene.py --check-simp./scripts/check.shlake build ComplexityAbstractspython3 -B scripts/check_changed_files.py --base origin/mainThe current outside delta review approves this exact head and resolves the earlier projection-spelling requests. This is a bounded #1764 refactor; it does not complete the repository-wide migration. Selected abstract statements, catalogue entries, mathematical models and resource guarantees are unchanged.
AI assistance: the original implementation is attributed to
jetski-worker-252a2093in the task claim. OpenAI Codex supplied the non-author coordinator source/API check and this summary correction; no source changes were made by that coordinator.