Mixed i.i.d.-ness under almost-everywhere changes #
MixedIIDWith μ X ν is a family of identities between measures built from X and ν by
Measure.map and Measure.bind, so it sees both arguments only modulo μ-a.e. equality. This file
records the two resulting congruences: the process may be changed coordinatewise a.e., and the
mixing representative may be changed a.e. — the latter subject to the measurability the definition
builds in, which is not itself an a.e. notion and so must be supplied for the new witness.
Together these make the predicate usable after the routine null-set surgery that produces, say, a
measurable version of an a.e. measurable coordinate. The conditional analogues are in
ConditionallyIID/Congr.lean, and the symmetry predicates are handled in
Exchangeability/Congr.lean.
Main results #
MixedIIDWith.congr_process,MixedIID.congr_process— coordinatewise a.e. equal processes.MixedIIDWith.congr_mixingRepresentative— an a.e. equal, measurable mixing representative. A merely a.e. measurable replacementν'is handled by applying it athν'.mk ν', withhν'.measurable_mkandhνν'.trans hν'.ae_eq_mk.
Changing the process on a null set. A mixing representative for X is one for any
coordinatewise a.e. equal Y: the block laws the definition constrains are unchanged.
Changing the process on a null set, existential form.
Changing the mixing representative on a null set. An a.e. equal random probability measure
is again a mixing representative, provided it is measurable: the mixture side of the defining
identity is a Measure.bind over μ, which only sees ν a.e., but measurability of the witness is
part of the predicate and is not an a.e. notion.