Example. One loss quotient and two optimizer trajectories [ftip-00BZ]
Example. One loss quotient and two optimizer trajectories [ftip-00BZ]
A loss-only description collapses a gauge orbit to one represented starting point. A basis-sensitive optimizer can split that quotient back into different represented trajectories.
The right-hand split is possible only because the centre box omits the factor basis and optimizer geometry. An FTIP admissible protocol in Definition [ftip-005J] must retain those intervention coordinates when they affect the executable result.