Basic facts about minimizers
In this section we assume that \(X_1,X_2\) are \(\tau\)-minimizers. We also write \(k := d[X_1;X_2]\).
LemmaDistance lower bound#
distance_ge_of_min
For any \(G\)-valued random variables \(X'_1,X'_2\), one has
\[
d[X'_1;X'_2] \geq k - \eta (d[X^0_1;X'_1] - d[X^0_1;X_1] ) - \eta (d[X^0_2;X'_2] - d[X^0_2;X_2] ).
\]
Proof
Proof
Immediate from \(\tau\) functional and \(\tau\) has minimum.
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Formalized as distance_ge_of_min.
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LemmaConditional distance lower bound#
condRuzsaDistance_ge_of_min
For any \(G\)-valued random variables \(X'_1,X'_2\) and random variables \(Z,W\), one has
\[
d[X'_1|Z;X'_2|W] \geq k - \eta (d[X^0_1;X'_1|Z] - d[X^0_1;X_1] ) - \eta (d[X^0_2;X'_2|W] - d[X^0_2;X_2] ).
\]
Proof
Proof
Apply Distance lower bound to conditioned random variables and then average.
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Formalized as condRuzsaDistance_ge_of_min.
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Uses 3 · Used by 1
Statement uses\(\tau\)-minimizer · Conditioned Ruzsa distance
Proof usesDistance lower bound
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