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  1. Sharp analysis of linear ensemble sampling

    Researchers have published a new analysis of linear ensemble sampling (ES) in stochastic linear bandits, demonstrating its effectiveness with standard Gaussian perturbations. The study shows that ES can achieve a regret of \tilde O(d^{3/2}\sqrt n) with an ensemble size of m=\Theta(d\log n), matching the performance of Thompson sampling while maintaining comparable computational costs. The novel proof technique involves reducing the analysis to a time-uniform exceedance problem for independent Brownian motions, offering a new perspective on randomized exploration in linear bandits. AI

  2. Near-Optimal Stochastic Linear Bandits with Delay

    Researchers have published a paper detailing near-optimal regret guarantees for stochastic linear bandits with delayed feedback. The study distinguishes between loss-independent and loss-dependent delays, finding that the former incurs only an additive penalty that is dimension-free. In contrast, loss-dependent delays present greater challenges, with penalties scaling with the square root of the dimension, making them significantly harder than in multi-armed bandit scenarios. AI