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TauCeti.Probability.Process.PathLaw.Mixture

Mixtures of i.i.d. path laws #

The de Finetti barycenter of a measure π on ProbabilityMeasure α is the path-space measure ∫ P^{⊗ℕ} dπ(P). This construction needs only a measurable state space and an arbitrary mixing measure. It is useful independently of any representation theorem: draw a probability measure, then draw an i.i.d. path from it.

This file supplies evaluation on measurable events, the point-mass and zero cases, preservation of probability measures, additivity and homogeneity in the mixing measure, and compatibility with coordinatewise measurable pushforwards. The symmetry and uniqueness properties of the mixture belong in TauCeti.Probability.DeFinetti.Barycenter.

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The de Finetti barycenter of a mixing law π on ProbabilityMeasure α: the measure ∫ P^{⊗ℕ} dπ(P) on ℕ → α mixing the countable powers against π. For π a probability measure this is the law of a sequence drawn i.i.d. from a π-random probability measure.

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    The barycenter unfolded as a Measure.bind against the countable-power kernel. This is the form used to evaluate mixtures and to compare their finite-dimensional marginals.

    The barycenter as the Measure.join of the pushforward of the mixing measure along P ↦ P^{⊗ℕ}: the mixture representation read as a barycenter of measures on ℕ → α rather than of measures on α. For π a probability measure this pushforward is the law of P^{⊗ℕ} under a π-random P.

    Evaluation of a barycenter on a measurable set: the π-average of the countable-power masses.

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    A point mass mixing law has the corresponding i.i.d. law as its barycenter.

    The barycenter of a probability mixing law is a probability measure: every countable power of a probability measure is one, so the mixture keeps the total mass of π.

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    The zero mixing law has the zero barycenter.

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    The barycenter is additive in the mixing law.

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    The barycenter is homogeneous in the mixing law.

    theorem MeasureTheory.Measure.map_pi_deFinettiBarycenter {α : Type u_1} [MeasurableSpace α] {β : Type u_2} [MeasurableSpace β] (π : Measure (ProbabilityMeasure α)) {f : α → β} (hf : Measurable f) :
    map (fun (x : ℕ → α) (i : ℕ) => f (x i)) π.deFinettiBarycenter = (map (fun (P : ProbabilityMeasure α) => P.map f) π).deFinettiBarycenter

    The barycenter is natural in the state space. Pushing every coordinate of a barycenter forward by a measurable f : α → β gives the barycenter of the mixing law pushed forward by P ↦ P.map f: drawing P from π and then an i.i.d. P-sequence, and afterwards applying f to each term, is the same as drawing P.map f and then an i.i.d. sequence from it.