InformationTheory.Probability.TwoSidedExtension.PastBlockJointLaw
Bridge to conditionalEntropyTail #
The remaining piece of the integral identity is matching the μZ-side condExp
formulation of condProbPast with the μ-side condDistrib formulation of
conditionalEntropyTail. We bridge through:
pastBlock k : (∀ _ : ℤ, α) → (Fin k → α), the projectionx ↦ (x(-k), x(-k+1), …, x(-1)); viewing the finite past as a finite-dimensional RV;condDistrib_ae_eq_condExpto identifycondProbPast a kwith(condDistrib coord0 (pastBlock k) (μZ) (pastBlock k x)).real {a};- a stationarity-driven joint-law equality between the
μZ-pushforward of(coord0, pastBlock k)and theμ-pushforward of(obs k, blockRV k), which transportscondEntropybetween the two sides viacondEntropy_eq_pushforward.
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.pastBlock
sourceThe "past block" projection: pastBlock k x i := x (i.val - k).
Maps x : ℤ → α to its restriction at indices {-k, -k+1, …, -1}, viewed
as a function Fin k → α.
Equations
- InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.pastBlock k x i = x (↑↑i - ↑k)
Instances For
Used by
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.measurable_pastBlock
sourceThe past block projection is measurable.
Used by
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.comap_pastBlock_eq_pastSigma
sourceThe comap of MeasurableSpace.pi along pastBlock k equals pastSigma k.
This is the algebraic identification of the "past block" σ-algebra with the
generator-form pastSigma k.
Used by
Joint-law identification via stationarity #
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.mapZ_coord0_pastBlock_apply_singleton
sourceUsed by
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.map_obs_blockRV_apply_singleton
sourceUsed by
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.joint_pastBlock_coord0_eq
sourceJoint-law equality (the key bridge for the integral identity).
The pushforward of μZ under the joint map x ↦ (coord0 x, pastBlock k x)
equals the pushforward of μ under ω ↦ (p.obs k ω, p.blockRV k ω).
Proof: both sides are probability measures on α × (Fin k → α). We show they
agree on rectangles {a} ×ˢ {s}, which is enough since the spaces are finite.
The LHS rectangle reduces, via stationarity (shift by k), to the marginal at
the index set {0, 1, …, k}, which equals the ℕ-side block.
The RHS rectangle is exactly the singleton mass of μ.map (p.blockRV (k+1))
at the corresponding Fin (k+1) → α.
Used by
InformationTheory.Shannon.TwoSided.condProbPast_ae_eq_condDistrib
sourceConditional expectation identification: condProbPast a k agrees a.s.
with the condDistrib-form regular conditional probability built from
(coord0, pastBlock k).