This is a big deal! I like my analogy that M is a prediction market where different Tn can place bets on subsequences of E (relative to the market price) and be rewarded based on their success, and the dominance property plays the role of the efficient market hypothesis...
Corrections, I think:
Tn gets weight proportional towN(Tn)
Let f be a function such that M(N) can be computed in time g(N) (not g(n)).
This is a big deal! I like my analogy that M is a prediction market where different Tn can place bets on subsequences of E (relative to the market price) and be rewarded based on their success, and the dominance property plays the role of the efficient market hypothesis...
Corrections, I think:
Tn gets weight proportional to wN(Tn)
Let f be a function such that M(N) can be computed in time g(N) (not g(n)).