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Strategies to Exploit Myopic and Gambler’s Fallacy Opponents

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This section introduces algorithms to exploit the Myopic Best Responder and Gambler's Fallacy opponents in zero-sum...
This section introduces algorithms to exploit the Myopic Best Responder and Gambler's Fallacy opponents in zero-sum games. For the Myopic Best Responder, Algorithm 2 guarantees wins after recording best responses in initial rounds. Against Gambler’s Fallacy, Algorithm 3 uses patterns of overdue actions to predict and counter the opponent, ensuring consistent wins after the initial rounds.

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Algorithm 8’s Approach to Countering the Highest Average Payoff Opponent

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This section introduces Algorithm 8 for defeating the Highest Average Payoff opponent. By learning best responses...
This section introduces Algorithm 8 for defeating the Highest Average Payoff opponent. By learning best responses through sequential play and employing the ellipsoid algorithm for prediction, players can exploit the opponent's average-based strategy. Losses are limited to O(4^n + n^4 log(nr)), balancing efficient play with accurate predictions over extensive rounds.

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A Guide to Exploiting Unknown Strategies From a Known Bias Set

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This section explores scenarios where the opponent’s strategy is unknown but comes from a known set....
This section explores scenarios where the opponent’s strategy is unknown but comes from a known set. Using a modified halving algorithm, predictions can be made with bounded errors. Learning best responses depends on the shared properties of the strategies in the set or distinguishing between them. Some strategies, however, are indistinguishable, preventing consistent exploitation and guaranteeing only neutral outcomes in certain cases.

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Techniques to Beat the Tie-Stay Variant of Win-Stay, Lose-Shift

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Algorithm 6 outlines a strategy to exploit the Tie-Stay variant of the Win-Stay Lose-Shift opponent in...
Algorithm 6 outlines a strategy to exploit the Tie-Stay variant of the Win-Stay Lose-Shift opponent in permissible games. By learning best responses and the opponent's action order in the initial phases, players can predict actions and counter them effectively.

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What’s the Best Way to Control an Exoskeleton?

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This section covers three exoskeleton controllers: Time-Based Torque (TBC), Hybrid Torque (HTC), and Adaptive Model-based Torque...
This section covers three exoskeleton controllers: Time-Based Torque (TBC), Hybrid Torque (HTC), and Adaptive Model-based Torque Control (AMTC), explaining their distinct methods for improving performance.

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How User Weight Affects Exoskeleton Performance

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Interaction portrait analysis shows HTC is ideal for reducing muscle activation in power augmentation, while AMTC...
Interaction portrait analysis shows HTC is ideal for reducing muscle activation in power augmentation, while AMTC suits rehabilitation by encouraging user control. Future research will focus on motor-impaired users.

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Why Some Exoskeletons Make Walking Easier Than Others

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IP analysis reveals AMTC fosters active user engagement, ideal for rehabilitation, while HTC reduces exertion, suiting...
IP analysis reveals AMTC fosters active user engagement, ideal for rehabilitation, while HTC reduces exertion, suiting industrial needs. Metrics guide controller optimization.

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Why Do Exoskeletons Work Better at Faster Walking Speeds?

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The study highlights how TBC controllers fail to adapt to users, leading to inconsistent metrics at...
The study highlights how TBC controllers fail to adapt to users, leading to inconsistent metrics at slower speeds. Co-adaptation with smarter controllers improves exoskeleton performance.

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Which Exoskeleton Technology Is Easiest on Your Muscles?

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This study reveals AMTC significantly lowers oxygen uptake and interaction torque compared to other controllers during...
This study reveals AMTC significantly lowers oxygen uptake and interaction torque compared to other controllers during exoskeleton-assisted walking, enhancing performance and reducing user effort.

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New Study Shows Exoskeletons Now Adapt to You, Not the Other Way Around

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This study introduces Interaction Portraits, a polar visualization metric, to evaluate human-exoskeleton co-adaptation. Findings reveal distinct...
This study introduces Interaction Portraits, a polar visualization metric, to evaluate human-exoskeleton co-adaptation. Findings reveal distinct strategies for rehabilitation and power augmentation, optimizing wearable robot performance.

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STOP: In the name of the brand police!

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HackerNoon editors are well versed in spotting brand content and will instantly reject articles that are...
HackerNoon editors are well versed in spotting brand content and will instantly reject articles that are submitted from personal profiles. Bypassing our editorial guidelines this way is also grounds for an immediate ban. If you submit thought-provoking stories in any of these themes below, you’re likely to have a better chance of getting published.

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To Pump The Gas Or Not: Analyzing The Ethereum Gas Limit Debate

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Ethereum's proposed gas limit increase sparks debate, balancing scalability, lower fees, and new DApp possibilities against...
Ethereum's proposed gas limit increase sparks debate, balancing scalability, lower fees, and new DApp possibilities against risks to decentralization and security. Explore the origins, effects, and broader implications of this controversial change.

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: From Paris to Berlin: How to Create Circuit-Breakers in Kotlin (1/24/2025)

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HackerNoon Decoded 2024: Celebrating Our Data Science Community!

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Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded—the ultimate recap of the Data Science stories, writers, and trends that defined...
Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded—the ultimate recap of the Data Science stories, writers, and trends that defined 2024! Explore the top Data Science stories that captivated our readers, meet the leading writers who shaped the discourse, and celebrate the standout readers who enriched our community. Let's dive into the best of 2024!

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State Storage in Chrome Extensions: Options, Limits, and Best Practices

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Chrome extensions are a great way for developers to provide users with useful tools without having...
Chrome extensions are a great way for developers to provide users with useful tools without having to build an entire web app. Chrome extensions have their own specific structure, and data persistence can be tricky. This guide explains the options and limitations for state persistence in Chrome extensions.

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How Dojima Foundation is Solving Web3's Biggest Nightmare

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Akhil Reddy is the founder and CEO of Dojima Foundation. He says the foundation's mission is...
Akhil Reddy is the founder and CEO of Dojima Foundation. He says the foundation's mission is to build a more interconnected and seamless blockchain environment. Reddy worked on predictive algorithms for billion-dollar companies. He believes the Web3 ecosystem is facing a number of challenges.

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Time Isn’t Found, It’s Made: Reclaim Your Day with These Tips

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Time isn’t something we magically find—it’s something we uncover through intentional habits and strategies. Time management...
Time isn’t something we magically find—it’s something we uncover through intentional habits and strategies. Time management and productivity are deeply intertwined. Here are some tips to help you get more done without feeling overwhelmed.

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How Gamekins Changed the Way Students Approach Software Testing

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Gamekins successfully engaged students in software testing beyond course requirements using gamification elements. Positive feedback highlighted...
Gamekins successfully engaged students in software testing beyond course requirements using gamification elements. Positive feedback highlighted improvements in program correctness and student involvement, with suggestions for refining quests and adding an IDE plugin. Future work includes expanding language support and evaluating its use in industry.

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Rahul Gangolli’s Leadership in Robotics and Manufacturing Programs

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Rahul Gangolli, a Senior Technical Program Manager at Amazon, excels in robotics and manufacturing operations. Inspired...
Rahul Gangolli, a Senior Technical Program Manager at Amazon, excels in robotics and manufacturing operations. Inspired by personal experiences, he specializes in leveraging Lean Manufacturing and advanced technologies to drive efficiency, scalability, and sustainability. Notable achievements include launching 86 facilities in 2021, cutting costs by $15M through robotic retrofits, and fostering cross-functional collaboration. Rahul champions sustainability and emerging technologies like digital twins and AI...

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: Surviving the Google SERP Data Crisis (1/23/2025)

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How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, January 23, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter...
How are you, hacker? 🪐 What’s happening in tech today, January 23, 2025? The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, Apple launched the Macintosh Computer in 1984, President Nixon Announced End to the grueling Vietnam War in 1973, HackerNoon published its first story...

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HackerNoon Decoded 2024: Celebrating Our Cybersecurity Community!

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Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded—the ultimate recap of the Cybersecurity stories, writers, and trends that defined 2024!...
Welcome to HackerNoon Decoded—the ultimate recap of the Cybersecurity stories, writers, and trends that defined 2024! Explore the top Cybersecurity stories that captivated our readers, meet the leading writers who shaped the discourse, and celebrate the standout readers who enriched our community. Let's dive into the best of 2024!

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Meet TILDI TECH, Space Copy & Tech Lead Journal: HackerNoon Startups of the Week

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Welcome to HackerNoon Startups of the Week! Each week, the HackerNoon team showcases a list of...
Welcome to HackerNoon Startups of the Week! Each week, the HackerNoon team showcases a list of startups from our Startups of The Year database. All these startups have been nominated as one of the best in their respective category or region. This week, we’re pleased to bring you TILDI TECH, Space Copy, and Tech Lead Journal.

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AI Is Now Creating Antidotes for Snake Venom

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Researchers from the University of Washington found a novel way to produce snake venom antidotes. The...
Researchers from the University of Washington found a novel way to produce snake venom antidotes. The team’s deep learning technology created protein designs shaped to bind to the molecules they wanted to target. Their proof of concept could become a lifesaving solution that revolutionizes not only snakebite therapy but also other healthcare treatments.

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Europe's New Crypto Law Gives NFTs a Free Pass (For Now)

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The Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) proposal was born in 2020. MiCA is a full-fledged law, whose...
The Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) proposal was born in 2020. MiCA is a full-fledged law, whose implementation was completed by the end of 2024. It mostly applies to businesses with operations inside any of the EU's 27 countries.

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