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Marco Campion, Isabella Mastroeni, Michele Pasqua, Caterina Urban
The authors introduce Abstract Lipschitz Continuity (ALC), which separates an input or output property from the pre-metric used to measure differences. In a formal count-a example, byte histograms ignore reordering and counts are grouped into intervals; at width 10, the system satisfies 10-ALC. This is a theoretical result, not an empirical evaluation, and robustness at every radius requires 0-ALC.
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