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Complexitylib.Metacomplexity.MINKT.Gap.Logarithmic.Efficient.Defs

Efficient threshold search for logarithmic-gap MINKT -- definitions #

This module gives the reverse direction of Fact 3.4 an explicit string algorithm. On a canonical MINKT code (x,1^t), it scans the thresholds 0,...,t, remembers the first one accepted by the supplied gap decider, and returns that threshold in unary.

The loop state is the canonical nested tuple

(base, counter, found, best).

The counter grows by one unary mark per iteration. Once found becomes true, best is frozen. The loop runs t+1 times, so threshold t is included.

Select between two strings using the first bit of a selector. An empty selector yields the empty string.

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    Initial threshold-sweep state (base,0,false,clock). The clock is the total fallback returned when no threshold is accepted.

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      One more than the unary clock length, so the sweep checks thresholds from zero through the clock inclusively.

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        One ascending threshold-search step.

        The input state is (base,counter,found,best). The decider is queried on the canonical raw pair (base,counter), best is set exactly at the first accepted counter, and the counter then grows by one unary mark.

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          Unary output of the complete threshold sweep on an arbitrary base code.

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            The numerical estimator represented by the unary sweep output on canonical MINKT codes.

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