The scalar semantics of the convolution affine map #
Positive dilation makes each matrix coefficient a stored weight or zero. Consequently scalar interpretation commutes with the matrix converter, even when ordinary scalar addition rounds. The real spatial convolution then satisfies the affine equation used by backward CROWN.
Interpret the stored kernel and bias without performing scalar arithmetic.
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For positive dilation, the scalar convolution matrix denotes its exact real counterpart.
Bias broadcasting only copies stored values, so it commutes with scalar interpretation.
The exact spatial convolution is the real affine map of the stored scalar coefficients.
Every accepted convolution plan has positive stored dilation on each spatial axis.
The actual real convolution equation implies the affine equation used by backward CROWN.
All geometry assumptions follow from the same successful plan that the graph engine consumes.