propositionnovel
Compression preserves row error budget
Compressed rows are within of the true outputs in -norm
compression error term in the error reserve
Proposition·
prop:buf-error·§8.4 Charging overflow eventsStatement (paper)
For fixed sufficiently large , then , and sufficiently rapid
prefix-noise decay , compression preserves the prescribed row error
budget, with an arbitrarily small fixed coefficient when is chosen
small. More precisely,
where is fixed, independent of the number of groups,
row width, and requested precision.
In plain English
With fixed large, then , then fast enough prefix-noise decay , the -norm of the total discrepancy between the true row outputs and the compressed outputs is at most . The constant is independent of the number of groups, row width and precision, so the coefficient can be made arbitrarily small by choosing small.
Why it's here
This is the error-accounting result for buffer compression: it shows that overflow events, however they arise, cost only a small multiple of the target error . The proof splits the error into preloss, no-overflow, false-type overflow and true-type overflow (mean and noise) parts, bounds each using relative stability and rarity, and then fixes , , so all the series converge before is chosen.
Classified novel:
This is the paper's central error-accounting step for its new buffer-compression derandomization scheme. It charges overflow events via relative stability and rarity, and no prior derandomization (Nisan, Saks–Zhou) gives a precision-independent budget of this form.
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Inside the proof
Sources
PaperOpen
- Section
- §8.4 Charging overflow events
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- Label
prop:buf-error- Line
sections/compression.tex:469
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