The measurable structure of the standard simplex #
A point of the standard simplex StdSimplex R ι is determined by its weight vector ι → R.
This file gives the simplex the σ-algebra induced by that weight vector, for any coefficient type
R carrying a measurable structure, so that a probability vector is a measurable parameter: the
weight vector is measurable, and a map into the simplex is measurable exactly when its
weight-vector map is.
The inverse weight map extends to all weight vectors by choosing a fallback simplex point. Its measurability under topological hypotheses is established in the Borel simplex file.
Mathlib's topology on the simplex is stated over a ring and does not reach coefficients such as
ℝ≥0; the induced σ-algebra needs no topology.
Main declarations #
Convexity.StdSimplex.instMeasurableSpace— the σ-algebra induced byStdSimplex.weights;Convexity.StdSimplex.measurable_toFun_comp_weights— the weight vector is measurable;Convexity.StdSimplex.measurable_iff_toFun_comp_weights— measurability into the simplex is measurability of the weight vector;Convexity.StdSimplex.extendWeights— an inverse weight map with a chosen fallback.
The σ-algebra on the standard simplex induced by its weight vector.
The weight vector of a simplex point is measurable.
A map into the simplex is measurable iff its weight-vector map is.
A simplex point is determined by its weight vector.
Read a weight vector as a simplex point when it lies in the simplex, using p elsewhere.
This supplies probability parameters for mixtures supported on a simplex.
Instances For
The inverse weight map is extended with constant fallback value p.
Extending the inverse of the weight embedding recovers every simplex point.
Extending the inverse weight map preserves every vector in the simplex.
A vector outside the simplex is sent to the chosen fallback point.