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Information, 2021 Stationary memoryless sources produce two correlated random sequences Xn and Yn. A guesser seeks to recover Xn in two stages, by first guessing Yn and then Xn.
Robert Graczyk, Igal Sason
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Optimal guessing in ‘Guess Who’
PLOS ONE, 2021 Are you Richard? Are you Anne? We look at the strategic problem in the children’s guessing game Guess Who, which is a form of zero-sum symmetric game with perfect information. We discuss some preliminary strategic insights and formally derive an optimal strategy and win-probabilities for the game.
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Password Guessing Model Based on Reinforcement Learning [PDF]
Jisuanji kexue, 2023 Password guessing is an important research direction in password security.Password guessing based on generative adversarial network(GAN) is a new method proposed in recent years,which guides the update of the generator according to evaluation results on ...
LI Xiaoling, WU Haotian, ZHOU Tao, LU Hui
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A Systematic Review on Password Guessing Tasks
Entropy, 2023 Recently, many password guessing algorithms have been proposed, seriously threatening cyber security. In this paper, we systematically review over thirty methods for password guessing published between 2016 and 2023.
Wei Yu +7 more
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JALL (Journal of Applied Linguistics and Literacy), 2023 Vocabulary is important in English because it is the main capital for learning various skills in a language. Therefore, teaching techniques are needed to teach vocabulary appropriately.
Umi Fatkurohmah +2 more
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Guessing PINs, One Partial PIN at a Time
Entropy, 2022 Entering digits of a personal identification number (PIN) is a common form of authentication. One variant of this scheme is to request the digits from a random subset of positions, which is sometimes called a partial PIN.
Ashley Sheil, David Malone
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Does correction for guessing reduce students' performance on multiple-choice examinations? Yes? No? Sometimes? [PDF]
, 2008 Multiple-choice (MC) examinations are becoming increasingly popular in higher education because they can be used effectively to assess breadth of knowledge in large cohorts of students.
Betts, LR +3 more
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Does belief have an aim? [PDF]
, 2003 The hypothesis that belief aims at the truth has been used to explain three features of belief: (1) the fact that correct beliefs are true beliefs, (2) the fact that rational beliefs are supported by the evidence and (3) the fact that we cannot form ...
Owens, D.
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Test taking and DK use on the vocabulary size test
Vocabulary Learning and Instruction, 2014 This study continued an investigation of test strategy and usage of an ”I don’t know” (DK) option on the 20,000-word family, 100-item Vocabulary Size Test (VST, Nation & Beglar, 2007).
Dawn Lucovich
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Second language vocabulary assessment studies: Validity evidence and future directions
Vocabulary Learning and Instruction, 2015 In this study, I review four papers by Stoeckel and Bennett, Shin, McDonald and Asaba, and McLean, Kramer, and Stewart. I will then summarize the validation evidence reported in each paper, in order to argue for the validity of the interpretations of ...
Rie Koizumi
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