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Decoding Failure Biases IBLT Count Measurements: A Gaussian-Selection Law at the Peeling Threshold
In a self-sizing set-reconciliation protocol, a small first-round Invertible Bloom Lookup Table (IBLT) sketch attempts peeling decoding; after failure, the protocol estimates the difference count $d$ from the count energy and sizes the second round from a lower quantile of the measurement. This quan
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