Circuit-local interaction-rank bounds #
The base rank certificate asks for a uniform rank bound on every possible semantic multiplication interaction. Restricted arithmetic models usually only control the products that actually occur at circuit gates.
This module provides that local interface. If every multiplication
interaction extracted from one evaluated circuit has rank at most r, while
the target feature has rank at least R, then ceil(R / r) multiplication
gates are necessary.
A local rank restriction on exactly the multiplication interactions that occur when evaluating a circuit on the problem's designated inputs.
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Nonuniform local-rank budget indexed by the actual retained interaction occurrences of an evaluated circuit.
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Equivalent-to-use atom-level formulation: bound the interaction created by every multiplication atom in the evaluated circuit.
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An atom-level multiplication bound implies the filtered-list circuit bound used by the rank theorem.
The target feature rank is bounded by the sum of nonuniform local interaction-rank budgets.
Natural-number form of the nonuniform indexed-budget inequality.
Under a circuit-local rank bound, the target feature rank is at most the number of multiplication gates times the local bound.
Natural-number target rank is bounded by local rank times multiplication cost.
Circuit-local interaction rank yields a multiplication lower bound.