1715 — Correlated Mixtures Require Complete Joint Weight Tensors
Correlated-label falsifier
Entry 1714 proves closure for independent product mixtures. Admit arbitrary correlations among the finite mixture labels.
Two blocks
For two label sets, the complete coefficient is a joint nonnegative table
The generator is the corresponding weighted sum over the existing labelled pairs. One-site marginals do not determine it: diagonal and anti-diagonal binary tables can have identical marginals but different collective displacement moments.
Hidden common-cause labels add no observable datum after pushforward; summing
over the hidden label produces the same pi_jk and the same generator.
Three blocks
Pair tables are not sufficient. The even- and odd-parity distributions on three binary labels have identical pair marginals but distinct joint support. Therefore the required coefficient is the complete tensor
This is the finite-mixture analogue of Entry 1677's complete joint cumulant tensor.
Zero marginal
If a row vanishes as
then conditioning retains
The exceptional datum is the projective row direction [r]. It is
path-dependent after forgetting the approach direction, but canonical on the
simplex-face Rees chart.
Narrow result
No new Cut carrier stratum is needed. The enlargement is entirely in the sector-specific coefficient object.
Durable artifacts
research/benincasa/checkers/correlated_mixture_joint_weights.rsresearch/benincasa/results/correlated-mixture-joint-weights.jsonresearch/benincasa/correlated-mixture-joint-weights.md
Next falsifier
Test nested conditioning on two simultaneously vanishing marginals. Determine whether projective row directions glue by ordinary iterated simplex blowups or whether their overlap carries a nontrivial extension class. Preserve all joint label occurrences.