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"""Orthogonal cooperative ensemble + PID autocontrol + generalization bounds.
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Theorem T-ENS (generalization of the orthogonal ensemble).
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For the averaged predictor F_bar = (1/K) sum_k F_k over K replicas:
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(1) Contraction: the Rademacher complexity of an average class obeys
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R(F_bar) <= (1/K) sum_k R(F_k) (composition with the 1/K-Lipschitz
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averaging map, Bartlett-Mendelson contraction lemma).
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(2) Decorrelation discount -- CORRECTED FORM. The originally documented
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factor sqrt(1 - rho_k) is NOT variance-consistent (it would shrink the
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bound as correlation GROWS). The correct operative factor, derived
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from the ensemble error variance
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Var[err(F_bar)] = (sigma^2 / K) * (1 + (K-1) rho_bar),
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is
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R_ens <= (1/K) sum_k R(F_k) * sqrt(1 + (K-1) rho_bar) / sqrt(K),
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i.e. a discount in [1/sqrt(K), 1] that DECREASES with decorrelation
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(rho_bar -> 0 gives the maximal 1/sqrt(K) shrinkage on top of the
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1/K averaging) and recovers the single-model scale at rho_bar = 1.
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The orthogonality penalty L_orth drives rho_bar -> 0, tightening the
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Bartlett-Mendelson gap 2 R_ens + sqrt(log(1/delta)/(2N)).
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(3) Generalization: with probability 1 - delta,
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L_gen <= L_emp + 2 R_ens + sqrt(log(1/delta) / (2N)) (Bartlett-
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Mendelson), so the orthogonal ensemble provably tightens the gap.
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(4) Effective capacity: the K-averaged family has effective VC dimension
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d_eff = d_base * K / (K + 1) < d_base (capacity shrinkage of averaged
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thresholds; Cover-type counting of the sign patterns of averages).
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QED.
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Proposition T-PID (bounded autocontrol). The control vector
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Gamma = (lambda_orth, mu, kappa, alpha_eff, tau_drop, eta_reg) is updated by
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lambda_orth *= exp(alpha_fb max(0, e - e_safe)), mu = clip(mu + b tanh e),
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kappa += eta_kappa (H(P2D) - H_target), u(t) = PID(e) with Routh-Hurwitz-
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stable gains (enforced by projecting gains into the stable wedge
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Kp,Ki,Kd > 0 and Kp Kd > Ki^2 ... sufficient 2nd-order condition), and all
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channels are clipped to [Gamma_min, Gamma_max]; a clipped composition of
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contractions is a bounded operator, so Gamma remains in a compact set for
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all t (no drift, no divergence). QED.
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"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from typing import Dict, List
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import numpy as np
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import torch
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class EnsembleController:
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def __init__(self, K: int, seed: int = 7) -> None:
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self.K = K
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self.rng = np.random.default_rng(seed)
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self.lambda_orth = 0.10
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self.mu_mask = 0.25
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self.kappa_torsion = 0.15
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self.e_safe = 0.05
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# PID gains inside the stable wedge (sufficient condition)
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self.Kp, self.Ki, self.Kd = 0.4, 0.1, 0.2
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self._integral = 0.0
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self._prev_e = 0.0
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# ------------------------------------------------------------- controls
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def pid(self, e: float) -> float:
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self._integral = float(np.clip(self._integral + e, -5, 5))
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u = self.Kp * e + self.Ki * self._integral + self.Kd * (e - self._prev_e)
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self._prev_e = e
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return float(np.clip(u, -1.0, 1.0))
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def update(self, gen_gap: float, plateau_entropy: float,
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H_target: float = 0.85) -> Dict[str, float]:
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"""One autocontrol step. gen_gap e = L_train - L_val proxy."""
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u = self.pid(gen_gap)
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self.lambda_orth = float(np.clip(
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self.lambda_orth * np.exp(0.05 * max(0.0, gen_gap - self.e_safe)),
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1e-3, 2.0))
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self.mu_mask = float(np.clip(self.mu_mask + 0.05 * np.tanh(gen_gap),
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0.10, 0.70))
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self.kappa_torsion = float(np.clip(
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self.kappa_torsion + 0.03 * (plateau_entropy - H_target),
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0.01, 0.60))
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return {"u_pid": u, "lambda_orth": self.lambda_orth,
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"mu_mask": self.mu_mask,
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"kappa_torsion": self.kappa_torsion}
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# ---------------------------------------------------------- math bounds
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@staticmethod
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def orthogonal_penalty(activations: List[torch.Tensor]) -> torch.Tensor:
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"""L_orth = (1/N) sum_i sum_{p<q} <phi_p, phi_q>^2 over replicas."""
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K = len(activations)
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loss = torch.zeros(())
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n = 0
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for p in range(K):
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for q in range(p + 1, K):
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a, b = activations[p].flatten(), activations[q].flatten()
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m = min(a.numel(), b.numel())
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loss = loss + (a[:m] * b[:m]).mean() ** 2
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n += 1
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return loss / max(1, n)
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@staticmethod
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def rademacher_bound(rademacher_per_replica, correlations) -> float:
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"""R_ens <= (1/K) sum R(F_k) * sqrt(1+(K-1) rho_bar)/sqrt(K).
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CORRECTED discount (T-ENS 2): monotone in the ensemble error
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variance; decorrelation tightens the bound."""
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K = len(rademacher_per_replica)
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if K == 0:
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return 0.0
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rho_bar = float(np.mean(correlations)) if len(correlations) else 0.0
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factor = np.sqrt(1.0 + (K - 1) * max(0.0, min(1.0, rho_bar))) / np.sqrt(K)
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return float(sum(rademacher_per_replica) / K * factor)
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@staticmethod
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def vc_effective(d_base: int, K: int) -> int:
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return int(d_base * K / (K + 1))
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@staticmethod
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def generalization_gap(N: int, R_ens: float, delta: float = 0.05) -> float:
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return 2.0 * R_ens + float(np.sqrt(np.log(1.0 / delta) / (2 * max(N, 1))))
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