Right, that kind of prediction is unfair because it doesn’t lead to an interesting decision theory… but I asked why you don’t get to predict things like “the agent will randomize.” All sorts of interesting decision theory comes out of considering situations where you do get to predict such things. (Besides, such situations are important in real life.)
Right, that kind of prediction is unfair because it doesn’t lead to an interesting decision theory… but I asked why you don’t get to predict things like “the agent will randomize.” All sorts of interesting decision theory comes out of considering situations where you do get to predict such things. (Besides, such situations are important in real life.)