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all right so let's talk about some actual exploration algorithms and for now we'll still be in the multi-arm banded setting and we will be concerned with theoretically principled strategies strategies that theoretically get good regret good meaning not too far off from actually solving the palmdp so how can we beat the band how can we minimize this measure of regret well it turns out there are a variety of relatively simple strategies that provably get regret that is optimal in the big o sense and we can often provide theoretical guarantees on their regret now these algorithms are optimal up…
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