Uniform table laws for measure-valued computations #
Explicit uniform-measure hypotheses suffice to resample or extract table cells. The continuation may return any measurable result space and may lose mass. No sampling implementation or discrete probability representation is required.
Independent uniform cell resampling preserves every subsequent observation.
Independent uniform cell resampling preserves a pure observation of the table.
Expose a uniform table cell before running the continuation that reads it.
Reindexing a finite uniform draw by a permutation preserves its denotation.
Reindexing a finite uniform draw by a permutation preserves every continuation measure.
Independently resample two distinct table cells before observing the table.
An injective table restriction preserves uniformity under explicitly calibrated draws.