Representation of kernels #
This file contains results about isolation of kernels randomness. In particular, it shows that,
when the target space is a standard Borel space, any Markov kernel can be represented as the image
of the uniform measure on [0,1] by a deterministic map. It corresponds to Lemma 4.22 in
"Foundations of Modern Probability" by Olav Kallenberg, 2021.
Statements #
ProbabilityTheory.Kernel.unitInterval_representation: for a Markov kernelκ : Kernel α I, there exists a jointly measurable functionf : α → I → Isuch that for alla : α,volume.map (f a) = κ a.ProbabilityTheory.Kernel.embedding_representation: for a measurable embeddingg : β → Iand a Markov kernelκ : Kernel α β, there exists a jointly measurable functionf : α → I → βsuch that for alla : α,volume.map (f a) = κ a.ProbabilityTheory.Kernel.representation: for a Markov kernelκ : Kernel α βwithβa standard Borel space, there exists a jointly measurable functionf : α → I → βsuch that for alla : α,volume.map (f a) = κ a. This is a consequence ofProbabilityTheory.Kernel.embedding_representationand the fact that any standard Borel space can be embedded inℝ, and then composed withunitInterval.sigmoid.