Executing the unconditional-estimator reduction in polynomial time #
This module proves that encoded polynomial-time implementations of the two ordinary queries, validity check, numerical rulers, and ordinary estimator induce a polynomial-time threshold language for the adjusted conditional estimator.
Package the explicit Fact 3.4 threshold sweep as the encoded ordinary estimator consumed by the unconditional two-query reduction.
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The complete encoded two-query threshold test is polynomial-time.
The encoded test accepts exactly the induced conditional estimator language, including rejection of malformed source codes.
Encoded implementations discharge the algorithmic P obligation in the
unconditional-estimator reduction.
A compatible SoI reduction with encoded implementations places the exact
conditional gap promise in PromiseP; no separate language-membership premise
is needed.
The implementation theorem also needs estimator correctness only on the plan's two ordinary-query families.