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8.3 Deep learning sketches

Definition 8.2 Deep learning sketch

A deep learning sketch is a symmetric monoidal learning sketch \(\mathbb S^\otimes \) together with a strong symmetric monoidal candidate model

\[ D:\mathsf{FMon}(\Sigma )\longrightarrow \mathbf{Para}, \]

where \(\Sigma \) is the typed generating signature and the assigned arrows are parametrized smooth modules.

The free symmetric monoidal category \(\mathsf{FMon}(\Sigma )\) records both serial composition and parallel placement. Declared equations generate a quotient

\[ q:\mathsf{FMon}(\Sigma ) \longrightarrow \mathsf{FMon}(\Sigma )/{\sim }. \]

The candidate is compositional when it descends through this quotient and realizes any designated cones or cocones.

The symbol \(\simeq \) is interpreted by the realization: equality of maps, an isomorphism, or an equivalence after quotienting a registered gauge. A supported statistical test may observe one of these declarations, but does not define the relation. A coordinate residual is likewise an observation of the obstruction, not its definition.

Diagram illustrating 8.3 Deep learning sketches.
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A deep sketch retains forward route obligations and reverse learner semantics.