Guided distributions and the improved mirror set #
On a sufficiently dense fiber, sample uniformly from its intersection with Y;
on the remaining fibers, sample uniformly from the whole fiber. The density of
this sampling rule is at most 2^k. This is a distributional variant of the
fixed-size guiding sets in Oliver Korten's proof, avoiding a rounding operation.
The completion estimate bounds the guided failure probability by 1/16.
Intersecting Y with the (q,194*k)-limits of X gives a nonempty mirror set
of deficit at most 2*k+2, with q = 32768*k*p.
Source: Oliver Korten, Top-Down Lower Bounds for All Depths, ECCC TR26-221 (2026), https://eccc.weizmann.ac.il/report/2026/221/, Sections 3--4.
Density of the guiding rule relative to uniform coordinate modifications.
Dense fibers are restricted to Y; the other fibers are left uniform.
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Expectation of a test function after a guided modification of a uniform
point of X, using a rate-p coordinate mask and deficit parameter k.
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