Bit encoding of explicit NW reconstruction programs #
The stored predecessor tables, outside seed, later tail, and candidate are serialized as one canonical flat bit string. A complete program encoding prefixes its polarity and a ceiling-logarithmic hybrid coordinate, leaving only the ambient design parameters external to the decoder.
The total payload-index type has exactly the previously derived number of Boolean reconstruction entries.
The canonical flat payload has exactly the reconstruction entry count.
Flat payload length agrees exactly with the explicit program's semantic Boolean payload size.
A complete reconstruction-program encoding pays one polarity bit and a ceiling-logarithmic hybrid coordinate beyond its Boolean payload.
Exact round trip for the reconstruction Boolean payload when its polarity and coordinate metadata are supplied.
Complete reconstruction-program encoding round-trips from the ambient design alone.
Payload decoding fails exactly on strings whose length differs from the exact reconstruction entry count.
A selected certificate materializes to a predictor meeting the agreement threshold whose actual flat payload obeys the weak-design length bound.
The same checked certificate bound for the complete program encoding, including polarity and hybrid-coordinate metadata.
End-to-end encoded reconstruction: canonical checked sampling succeeds
with probability at least one half and every selected stored predictor has
agreement 1/2 + δ/(2m) and the claimed actual payload length.
End-to-end reconstruction with the polarity and hybrid coordinate included in every selected program's actual encoding.
The encoded reconstruction theorem with low generator complexity discharged by direct short-seed descriptions.
The fully encoded reconstruction theorem with generator complexity discharged by direct short-seed descriptions.