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A sharp statement and its finite evaluation

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The external general assertions name a sharp constant and an attaining example. The present certificate additionally prints:

  1. all four input points and all transition probabilities;

  2. an exhaustive partition of the sixteen Boolean functions;

  3. every representative truth table and noised value;

  4. a signed coordinate attaining equality;

  5. parity and a biased noncoordinate function with exact gaps;

  6. finite integer-square certificates for the numerical bounds;

  7. the information implication and its normalization in bits.

A three-atom posterior distribution is not automatically the three-point optimizer of the local joining problem. Neither a Lean target nor an implementation ledger supplies that missing identification.