This note examines small-n checks on a new weighting method, revealing its strengths and weaknesses.
This note performs explicit small-n sanity checks for the STFO-shadow weighting introduced in The Coupling Problem Between Temporal Information Dynamics and Algebraic Complexity. We derive a closed-form expression for the weighted path measure on the Young graph and compute concrete examples for n = 3 and n = 4. The results show that the current STFO-shadow is conservative and depends only on terminal partitions, clarifying both its capabilities and its limitations.
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