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Theorem: Exact tolerance–visibility trade-off

Stage F: bounded segments and excluded prescription changes › A separately imposed comparison restriction · lines 1306–1352 · proof included or linked

X-Enter-ST@1#thm:tradeoff, X-Enter-ST@1#eq:segment, X-Enter-ST@1#eq:scales, X-Enter-ST@1#eq:ratio

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For direct readout of (eq:encoding),

Let be an allowed variation and a desired visibility for a separately specified benchmark magnitude . Both

hold precisely when

A permitted scale exists if and only if

For , zero tolerance is impossible at finite .

Proof. The binary-law distance is the absolute difference of its success probabilities. Monotonicity and oddness of give (eq:segment); for gives its upper bound. Applying the increasing inverse to the two requirements gives (eq:scales). The interval is nonempty exactly under (eq:ratio).

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