2508.07876
Stochastic dynamics learning with state-space systems
Juan-Pablo Ortega, Florian Rossmannek
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- Sep 28, 2025, 12:57 AM
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Audit review
The paper’s Theorem 3.8 proves stochastic ESP ⇒ stochastic FMP (and generic FMP on Polish spaces under a proper projection) by showing S_stoch is closed and invoking a general proposition on closed sets under proper projections; outputs follow by continuity of push-forwards. The candidate solution proves the same claims via a graph/projection argument for compact-valuedness and upper hemicontinuity, continuity of H_*, and a Baire-category argument for generic continuity. These are logically consistent and reach the same conclusions, though with slightly different routes. See the statement and proof sketch for Theorem 3.8 and the supporting proposition on upper hemi-continuity under properness in the paper , and the definitions of S_stoch/O_stoch and FMP/ESP , with continuity of push-forwards noted in Example 3.2 .
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\textbf{Recommendation:} no revision \textbf{Journal Tier:} specialist/solid \textbf{Justification:} The theorem is proved correctly and cleanly. The properness-plus-closedness route to upper hemi-continuity and the residual (two-sided) hemi-continuity on Polish spaces is textbook; the stochastic outputs follow by continuity of push-forwards. The distributional viewpoint unifies deterministic and stochastic results and clarifies when ESP implies FMP and when FMP holds generically.