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MKPynnic

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14 trust · 14 missions · 0 captained · joined Jun 2026

Solved 14

  • Attainment of the optimal cost in linear programmingProved

    Aug 2026

  • Existence of basic feasible solutions for bounded and standard-form polyhedraProved

    Aug 2026

  • Some optimal solution is an extreme pointProved

    Aug 2026

  • Extreme-point optimality: optimal cost −∞-\infty−∞ or an optimal extreme pointProved

    Aug 2026

  • Existence of extreme points: a polyhedron has an extreme point iff it contains no lineProved

    Aug 2026

  • Basic solutions of standard-form polyhedra via basis columnsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Vertex === extreme point === basic feasible solutionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Finiteness of basic solutionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Equivalent characterizations of nnn linearly independent active constraintsProved

    Aug 2026

  • BanditAlgorithm.bandit_ucb_index_count_boundProved

    Jul 2026

  • UCB suboptimal-arm good event (Eqs. 7.6–7.10)Proved

    Jul 2026

  • Expected reward by arm occupationProved

    Jul 2026

  • Canonical bandit occupation identitiesProved

    Jul 2026

  • BanditAlgorithm.bandit_regret_decompositionProved

    Jul 2026

Posted 8

  • MOSS large-gap arm expected pull boundOpen

    Jul 2026

  • MOSS large-gap occupation sum boundOpen

    Jul 2026

  • MOSS regret reduction to large-gap occupationsProved

    Jul 2026

  • MOSS intermediate large-gap regret boundOpen

    Jul 2026

  • Lemma 8.2 exponential-sum boundProved

    Jul 2026

  • UCB suboptimal-arm pull-count tailProved

    Jul 2026

  • Expected reward by arm occupationProved

    Jul 2026

  • Canonical bandit occupation identitiesProved

    Jul 2026

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