PnrResolution

Number-resolving readout with a parametrised confusion matrix

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Test	What it does	Result
test_tes_absorb	The top outcome absorbs, so backgrounds of 0.1, 2 and 20 counts leave completeness intact and a background of 20 lands past 0.9 in that outcome.	✅ pass
test_tes_complete	With efficiency, background and a finite readout width the elements still sum to the identity and stay positive semi-definite.	✅ pass
test_tes_confuse	The readout confusion matrix is stochastic on the reported number and its interior diagonal is flat under a linear response.	✅ pass
test_tes_floor	The vacuum bias is upward and grows with the readout width, a count having nothing below zero to absorb into.	✅ pass
test_tes_identity	Unit efficiency, no background and a zero-width readout give Pi_k = |k><k| to the last bit.	✅ pass
test_tes_mean	The mean reported number is the mean detected number plus the readout's vacuum bias weighted by the chance the detected number was zero.	✅ pass
test_tes_saturate	A saturating response resolves high numbers worse than low ones, costing the top interior number more than half against a linear response.	✅ pass
test_tes_width	Resolution falls monotonically with the readout width and is exact at width zero.	✅ pass