Exchangeable laws on path space #
This file adds the path-law formulation of full exchangeability for measures on ℕ → α.
The process-level definitions in TauCeti.Probability.Exchangeability.Basic remain the main
user-facing API for stochastic processes; ExchangeableLaw names the equivalent path-space
viewpoint needed by π-system, invariant-σ-algebra, and shift arguments.
Everything here is pure path space: it depends only on the coordinate-reindexing and prefix
machinery of Basic and Mathlib's finite permutation extension
Equiv.Perm.exists_extending_pair. The process-level ↔ path-law bridges live in
TauCeti.Probability.Exchangeability.PathSpace.Law.Bridge, which imports both this file and
FullyExchangeable. No measure-theoretic infrastructure is vendored.
The closure theorem exchangeableLaw_map_prod_coding records that applying one jointly measurable
coding function coordinatewise to independent parameter and exchangeable-noise laws preserves
exchangeability.
A measure on one-sided path space is exchangeable if it is invariant under every permutation of the time coordinate.
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Constructor for ExchangeableLaw from the defining map invariance.
Simp normal form for ExchangeableLaw.
The defining invariance of an exchangeable path law.
Reindexing by a time permutation preserves an exchangeable path law.
An i.i.d. product law is exchangeable. Reindexing a constant product law by a permutation leaves every factor unchanged.
Coordinatewise coding preserves exchangeability. Applying a jointly measurable f
coordinatewise to a parameter and an independent exchangeable noise sequence gives an
exchangeable law.
Path-law exchangeability is equivalently measure preservation by every time permutation.
The first-n prefix marginal of a path-space measure reindexed by φ : ℕ → ℕ is its
finite coordinate marginal along i ↦ φ i. This only uses coordinate reindexing, so it holds
for an arbitrary function φ, not just a permutation.
The finite marginal of an exchangeable path law along any injective selection
k : Fin n → ℕ equals its first-n prefix marginal: an exchangeable law has the same
finite-dimensional distribution along every injective finite selection of coordinates.
The prefix marginal of an exchangeable path law is invariant under permutations of the
finite prefix, the special case of ExchangeableLaw.map_prefixProj_of_injective along the
injective selection i ↦ (σ i).val.