The Non-Identifiability Theorem shows admissible behavior space A0 is not identifiable from local enforcement signals g under the Local Observability Assumption, so the paper introduces an Invariant Measurement Layer to detect admission-time drift.
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Atomic decision boundaries are required to guarantee execution-time admissibility because split evaluation systems allow environmental interleaving that no policy can prevent.
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From Admission to Invariants: Measuring Deviation in Delegated Agent Systems
The Non-Identifiability Theorem shows admissible behavior space A0 is not identifiable from local enforcement signals g under the Local Observability Assumption, so the paper introduces an Invariant Measurement Layer to detect admission-time drift.
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Atomic Decision Boundaries: A Structural Requirement for Guaranteeing Execution-Time Admissibility in Autonomous Systems
Atomic decision boundaries are required to guarantee execution-time admissibility because split evaluation systems allow environmental interleaving that no policy can prevent.