Add kl_compProd and relevant lemmas, update blueprint, refactor some variables #4
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Can you merge the main repository into this branch, to reduce the diff? |
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Add the statement and proof of kl_compProd, which is the chain rule for conditional KL divergence, add some lemmas useful to prove it in separate files, update the blueprint. Change the notation of some variables, in particular make sure that the variables in \alpha are called 'a' and not 'x' for consistency.