为失忆者准备的赌博

Proceedings of 1994 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory Pub Date : 1994-06-27 DOI:10.1109/ISIT.1994.394788

J. Roche

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摘要

描述了一个简单的机会游戏，旨在测试玩家的记忆，并决定一个人在有限的记忆下能玩多好。在个位存储器的极端情况下，研究结果解决了Komlos等人提出的一个问题，并解决了Venkatesh和Franklin(1991)留下的两个相关问题。

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Gambling for the mnemonically impaired

Describes a simple game of chance designed to test a player's memory, and determines how well one can play the game with a limited memory. In the extreme case of a one-bit memory, the results settle a question raised by Komlos et al. and resolve two related questions left open by Venkatesh and Franklin (1991).<>

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