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The Observation Record of a Solution of the Controlled N-Agent Dynamics

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Reason: Initial publication: the observation record of a solution of the controlled N-agent dynamics, as a map into the observation record space.

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Adopt the setting of the controlled NN-agent dynamics: a transition-rate family β\beta, an observation-rate family β~\tilde{\beta} with l~\tilde{l} observation channels, a horizon T>0T>0, an NN-agent driving system (Ω,F,P)(\Omega,\mathcal{F},P), an observation-driven control policy hh, and a solution on [0,T][0,T] with regular event Ω0\Omega_0, observation-event count KtK_t, observation event times τ1<<τKT\tau_1<\dots<\tau_{K_T}, and channels υ1,,υKT\upsilon_1,\dots,\upsilon_{K_T}, as in condition 5 of Solution of the Controlled N-Agent Dynamics.

For ωΩ0\omega\in\Omega_0 the value W(ω)W(\omega) below is an observation record: the count KT(ω)K_T(\omega) is either 00 or a natural number, since the observation total coincides on [0,T][0,T] with the restriction of a counting path, whose values are 00 or natural numbers; the event times τ1(ω)<<τKT(ω)(ω)\tau_1(\omega)<\dots<\tau_{K_T(\omega)}(\omega) are strictly increasing members of [0,T][0,T] by condition 5 of Solution of the Controlled N-Agent Dynamics; and τ1(ω)>0\tau_1(\omega)>0 because, by Counting Path and Its Jump Times, every jump time of a counting path is a real number t>0t>0. Hence the tuple of event times lies in the ordered time simplex DKT(ω)(T)D_{K_T(\omega)}(T) when KT(ω)1K_T(\omega)\ge1.

The observation record of the solution is the map W:ΩR(T,l~)W:\Omega\to\mathbf{R}(T,\tilde{l}) into the observation record space with horizon TT and l~\tilde{l} channels defined by W(ω)=(KT(ω), (τ1(ω),,τKT(ω)(ω)), (υ1(ω),,υKT(ω)(ω)))W(\omega)=\bigl(K_T(\omega),\ (\tau_1(\omega),\dots,\tau_{K_T(\omega)}(\omega)),\ (\upsilon_1(\omega),\dots,\upsilon_{K_T(\omega)}(\omega))\bigr) for ωΩ0\omega\in\Omega_0 with KT(ω)1K_T(\omega)\ge1, and by W(ω)=rW(\omega)=r_\emptyset otherwise, that is, for ωΩ0\omega\in\Omega_0 with KT(ω)=0K_T(\omega)=0 and for ωΩ0\omega\notin\Omega_0.

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