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Imperfect Recall Games Explored as Model for Dice Enterprises

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This article explores the concept of "imperfect recall games" and their application to understanding dice enterprises. It delves into how these games, characterized by a lack of perfect memory among players, can model scenarios involving uncertainty and incomplete information. The discussion aims to provide a framework for analyzing strategic decision-making in situations where past events or states are not fully remembered. AI

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Imperfect Recall Games Explored as Model for Dice Enterprises

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    Dice enterprises as imperfect-recall games

    <p>I have put a probability theory preprint on arXiv: <a href="https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.38964">Dice enterprises and polynomial approximation: uniform query tails</a>. Abstract:</p> <blockquote> <p>A binary-output dice enterprise uses independent rolls of a die with unknown face…

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