Conditioning kernel provider bridges #
This module pushes the conditioning hardbone one honest step beyond
indepFun_of_history_entry_measurable_of_indep: if a history parameter H is
measurable and independent from a current step Z, then the conditional
distribution of Z given H is the constant kernel law(Z), and conditional
expectations of scalar functions F (H omega) (Z omega) reduce to
frozen-parameter integrals against that law.
The conclusion is deliberately conditioned on MeasurableSpace.comap H. Lifting
this reduction from the sigma-algebra generated by H to a larger history
sigma-algebra remains an explicit separate task.
Convert independence from an explicit history sigma-algebra into function independence for a generic history parameter and current step.
Freeze the history parameter and integrate only over the law of the current step. This is the right-hand side produced by the kernel reduction.
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Conditional expectation of omega ↦ F (H omega) (Z omega) with respect to
the sigma-algebra generated by H.
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Under function independence, the conditional distribution of Z given H
is almost everywhere the constant kernel law(Z).
Kernel-form conditional expectation reduction for a measurable history parameter and an independent current step.
This theorem conditions only on MeasurableSpace.comap H; it does not claim a
reduction for an arbitrary larger history sigma-algebra.
If the frozen-parameter integrals have a deterministic bound B, then the
conditional expectation along H is almost surely bounded by B (H omega).