Explicit NW reconstruction programs #
Checked finite certificates can be materialized into reconstruction programs
that store every predecessor table used by their predictor. Program evaluation
therefore has no hard-function oracle; the hard function is used only while
materializing and subsequently scoring the stored predictor. The encoding
submodule flattens every stored Boolean field into a canonical bit string with
an exact decoder and length theorem, then prefixes the polarity and hybrid
coordinate to obtain a complete program-specific encoding. The list-decoding
submodule turns agreement with an encoded source message into a fully encoded
indexed program that decodes exactly to that message, paying only a
ceiling-logarithmic list-index cost beyond reconstruction. Its family layer
instantiates the result at inverse accuracy q and exposes the exact semantic,
polynomial-parameter, and uniform-machine obligations on the code family. A
complete bitstring decoder and its realization interface expose the resulting
machine-relative time-bounded Kolmogorov certificate, together with its
generic transfer to any efficiently universal machine.
Materializing predecessor tables preserves the original reconstruction query pointwise.
The explicit program's oracle-free evaluator computes exactly the fixed-advice reconstruction predictor from which it was materialized.
Materializing a reconstruction predictor preserves its exact agreement probability with the hard function.
Materializing a checked certificate preserves its global-trial agreement statistic exactly.
The Boolean fields in an explicit program have exactly the previously derived non-codec reconstruction payload size.
A selected certificate materializes to an oracle-free predictor meeting the checked agreement threshold and the weak-design Boolean payload bound.
End-to-end explicit reconstruction: with probability at least one half,
canonical checked sampling finds a stored, oracle-free predictor of agreement
1/2 + δ/(2m) and weak-design-bounded Boolean payload.
The explicit reconstruction theorem with low generator complexity discharged by direct short-seed descriptions.