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SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics, 2008
Hat problems have become a popular topic in recreational mathematics. In a typical hat problem, each of $n$ players tries to guess the color of the hat he or she is wearing by looking at the colors of the hats worn by some of the other players. In this paper we consider several variants of the problem, united by the common theme that the guessing ...
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Hat problems have become a popular topic in recreational mathematics. In a typical hat problem, each of $n$ players tries to guess the color of the hat he or she is wearing by looking at the colors of the hats worn by some of the other players. In this paper we consider several variants of the problem, united by the common theme that the guessing ...
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Oblivious distributed guessing
2012 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory Proceedings, 2012We consider the oblivious distributed guessing of a random variable in three scenarios (single guessor, single constrained guessor, multiple guessors). The optimal guessing schemes in each case are obtained by means of a probability distribution which the guessor(s) use in order to determine their sequence of guesses.
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Knowing and Guessing: By Examples
Analysis, 1971RADFORD chose to discuss the possibility of knowledge without belief in terms of the third of the examples which he produced in his article 'Knowledge-by examples'.' He argues (p. 5) that English speakers would say, given the conditions of the example, that Jean knew some history, and that they would say so with good reason, for Jean's answers are ...
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VAEPass: A lightweight passwords guessing model based on variational auto-encoder
Computers and Security, 2022Jianghong Wei, Qihui Zhang
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If You Guessed Cardiovascular Disease, Guess again
The American Journal of Nursing, 1982openaire +2 more sources
On the hat guessing number of a planar graph class
Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series B, 2022Peter Bradshaw
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The hat guessing number of graphs
Journal of Combinatorial Theory Series B, 2020Omri Ben Eliezer +2 more
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