Lecture

Multi-arm Bandits: Upper Confidence Bound

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This lecture covers the concept of multi-arm bandits, focusing on the Upper Confidence Bound algorithm to balance exploration and exploitation. Topics include confidence intervals, regret analysis, and the trade-off between exploration and exploitation.

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