Total polynomial-time initialization of the numerical block schedule #
Choose L=clog 2 (n+1), clip depth to min requested L, and set the local
error exponent to e+depth+2. The independent bound
4^depth ≤ 4*(n+1)^2 permits bounded-power construction of the initial
entropy. The actual initial compressed width can then be computed without
using a circular capacity assumption.
Every initializer parameter has a uniform unary certificate on all natural inputs. The selected reserve automatically satisfies the finite capacity and splitting budgets. These arithmetic choices instantiate the previously proved finite schedule; the payload evaluator and final statistical specialization are separate layers.
Depth clipping bounds the variable power directly by the original input length.
The selected initial compressed width contains the entropy and has bounded expansion.
The total parameter choice supplies the global reserve premise of the finite schedule.
The input logarithm is uniformly polynomial-time in unary.
Clipping a runtime requested depth is uniformly polynomial-time.
Compute the local error exponent from the clipped depth and requested error.
The selected leaf reserve has a uniform unary certificate.
Construct initial entropy using a power bounded independently by the original input.
The actual initial compressed width is uniformly polynomial-time in all runtime inputs.
Initialize the encoded numerical state uniformly, with no validity premise on the inputs.
Uniformly run the initialized numerical state up to a runtime requested level, clipped to the scheduled depth so that every intermediate state has its proved bound.