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Choi and complementary-channel comparisons
Finite certificates and what they actually establish › Choi and complementary-channel comparisons · lines 1764–1775
A specified decoder can instead be certified by its normalized logical Choi error , giving allowance . CPTP feasibility must be validated, including positivity and trace preservation on the entire finite input space. An optimization objective alone is not such a certificate.
Finite-channel certificates concern response and recovery. They do not certify magic unless a separate fixed-frame resource calculation is supplied.