6.1 The Separation Lattice
Figure 6.1 displays all 13 edges as a single diagram. Dashed red arrows denote does_not_imply edges: the source does not entail the target, and the label names the witness. Solid blue arrows denote strictly_stronger edges: the source strictly contains the target as a special case, with the witness demonstrating the gap.
The first observation is structural: the lattice is sparse. Thirteen edges connect concepts drawn from six paradigms and a dozen complexity measures. Most paradigm pairs are simply incomparable, they neither imply nor contradict each other, because they operate on different mathematical objects. The sparsity is itself informative: learning theory is not a linear hierarchy from weak to strong, but a partially ordered collection of largely independent formalisms.