Raw-count fixed-endpoint fibres for one open edge #
The old open word may have singleton endpoint labels, so it need not
belong to the valid-word fibre of any Multiplicities record. The
correct source fibre is instead determined by:
- the literal occurrence counts of a surjective reference word;
- its two selected endpoint labels; and
- equality of labels along every unmarked pairing edge.
Dummy augmentation makes all counts even and at least two. The whole raw source fibre then injects into the single augmented valid-word fibre defined by the reference word, where Proposition 5.7 applies.
The correct old-word fibre: raw counts, fixed selected endpoint labels, and the unmarked pairing constraint.
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The reference word belongs to its own raw-count fibre whenever it obeys the unmarked pairing constraint.
A word with the raw occurrence profile of a surjective reference is itself surjective.
Every member of a raw-count fibre over a surjective reference is surjective.
Equal old raw counts and equal selected endpoint labels give equal augmented raw counts.
All words in one raw-count fixed-endpoint fibre induce literally the
same arbitrary augmented Multiplicities profile.
Dummy augmentation is injective because the old word is retained on the initial segment.
The complete raw-count fixed-endpoint fibre is bounded by one augmented Proposition 5.7 right-hand side. The explicit square box penalty is left for the selected high covariance coefficient to pay.