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most citedAbsolute continuity, supports and idempotent splitting in categorical probability

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math.PR20263 cited

Absolute continuity, supports and idempotent splitting in categorical probability

Tobias Fritz, Tomáš Gonda, Antonio Lorenzin +2

Markov categories have recently turned out to be a powerful high-level framework for probability and statistics. They accommodate purely categorical definitions of notions like con…

math.PR2026

Empirical Measures and Strong Laws of Large Numbers in Categorical Probability

Tobias Fritz, Tomáš Gonda, Antonio Lorenzin +2

The Glivenko--Cantelli theorem is a uniform version of the strong law of large numbers. It states that for every IID sequence of random variables, the empirical measure converges t…

quant-ph20261 cited

Resource-theoretic hierarchy of contextuality for general probabilistic theories

Lorenzo Catani, Thomas D. Galley, Tomáš Gonda

In this work we present a hierarchy of generalized contextuality. It refines the traditional binary distinction between contextual and noncontextual theories, and facilitates their…

math.CT2025

Dilations and information flow axioms in categorical probability

Tobias Fritz, Tomáš Gonda, Nicholas Gauguin Houghton-Larsen +3

We study the positivity and causality axioms for Markov categories as properties of dilations and information flow in Markov categories, and in variations thereof for arbitrary sem…

math.ST2025

The Aldous$\unicode{x2013}$Hoover Theorem in Categorical Probability

Leihao Chen, Tobias Fritz, Tomáš Gonda +2

The Aldous-Hoover Theorem concerns an infinite matrix of random variables whose distribution is invariant under finite permutations of rows and columns. It states that, up to equal…

cs.CC2024

A Framework for Universality in Physics, Computer Science, and Beyond

Tomáš Gonda, Tobias Reinhart, Sebastian Stengele +1

Turing machines and spin models share a notion of universality according to which some simulate all others. Is there a theory of universality that captures this notion? We set up a…