Executable NW reconstruction certificate search #
The finite search checks exact truth-table agreement, tries both orientations of the supplied statistical test, and returns the first successful global coordinate/advice trial. Its success probability dominates the favorable orientation supplied by the NW hybrid argument.
The executable certificate checker accepts exactly the certificates whose induced predictor meets the agreement threshold.
Trying both polarities for one trial succeeds exactly when one orientation meets the agreement threshold.
Every certificate returned from one trial is good and contains exactly that sampled trial.
Batch search succeeds exactly when some sampled trial meets the threshold under one of the two test orientations.
Every result returned by batch search meets the agreement threshold and comes from one of the supplied samples.
Checking both orientations can only improve on repeated sampling for any one fixed orientation.
End-to-end executable finite selection: exact checking of
ceil(2m / δ) global samples finds an agreement-1/2 + δ/(2m)
certificate with probability at least one half. Every returned certificate
retains the weak-design payload bound.
The executable finite selection theorem with low generator complexity discharged by direct short-seed descriptions.