Directed forward interval transfers #
Scalar, box, and parent-lookup lemmas shared by the rounded forward IBP proofs.
Scalar and box transfers #
Directed affine interval evaluation encloses each real affine row.
The ReLU of an endpoint denotes the real ReLU of its value.
Coordinate bounds of a flat box, read through the typed accessor.
Interval addition encloses the sum of enclosed coordinates.
Interval subtraction encloses the difference of enclosed coordinates.
The four-corner product box encloses the product of enclosed coordinates.
Endpoint ReLU encloses the real ReLU of enclosed coordinates.
A lawful scalar enclosure, applied coordinatewise, encloses the pointwise image.
The input-times-sigmoid transfer encloses real SiLU, without a monotonicity assumption.
Reciprocal bounds are the division law with numerator 1.
Directed summation of all coordinates encloses the real sum.
The linear transfer encloses the real affine image of an enclosed input.
The bias-free matmul transfer encloses the real matrix-vector product.
Enclosure depends only on the coordinates below the box width.