That is highly relevant, and is basically where I was planning to go with my next post. In particular, see the dice problem in this comment—sometimes throwing away information requires randomizing our probability distribution. I suspect that this idea can be used to rederive Nash equilibria in a somewhat-more-embedded-looking scenario, e.g. our opponent making its decision by running a copy of us to see what we do.
Thanks for pointing out the relevance of your work, I’ll probably use some of it.
That is highly relevant, and is basically where I was planning to go with my next post. In particular, see the dice problem in this comment—sometimes throwing away information requires randomizing our probability distribution. I suspect that this idea can be used to rederive Nash equilibria in a somewhat-more-embedded-looking scenario, e.g. our opponent making its decision by running a copy of us to see what we do.
Thanks for pointing out the relevance of your work, I’ll probably use some of it.