Rounded CROWN soundness from the complete forward pass #
The actual real equations used by the full IBP proof also imply the equations used by the backward sweep. Convolution coefficients preserve the stored weights, and structural operations use the same checked coordinate maps in both directions.
GraphPoint.ofRunIBPAll derives every intermediate enclosure from the input boxes. The resulting
CROWN theorems have no operation-family restriction and require no second equation for a node.
Real node semantics supplies each equation consumed by the backward sweep.
The legacy sum equation also records parent row widths. hdims supplies this shape fact;
GraphPoint.ofRunIBPAll derives it from the completed forward pass.
Build a backward graph point from input enclosures and the actual real node equations.
A successful rounded backward objective encloses the real objective after the full IBP pass. All intermediate enclosures follow from the input boxes and real node equations.
Nodewise rounded CROWN bounds enclose the real output after the full forward pass.