Globally sampling NW reconstruction coordinates and advice #
This layer represents Hirahara's random coordinate, outside seed, later tail, and candidate bit by one fixed-width finite trial. Uniform restriction ensures that conditioning on any coordinate gives exactly the corresponding uniform reconstruction-advice distribution.
For a fixed coordinate, restricting uniform fixed-width raw advice gives exactly the canonical uniform reconstruction-advice probability.
A global fixed-width trial chooses the hybrid coordinate uniformly and then realizes that coordinate's uniform reconstruction-advice distribution.
The total oriented distinguishing advantage lower-bounds the sum of the coordinate-wise average reconstruction agreements above the half baseline.
Hirahara's one-tuple Markov bound: sampling the coordinate together with fixed-width raw advice produces a predictor with half the average advantage with probability at least half the average advantage.
Exact independent-repetition law for globally sampled reconstruction coordinates and raw advice.
A dense random test yields one test orientation for which a single global
trial succeeds with probability at least δ/(2m); every trial coordinate has
the same weak-design payload bound.
Fully global O(m/δ) advice search: ceil(2m/δ) independent fixed-width
trials, each sampling its own coordinate and raw advice, find a predictor of
agreement 1/2 + δ/(2m) with probability at least one half.
The fully global canonical-count search with generator complexity discharged by direct short-seed descriptions.