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Hiroyasu Usami
The authors analyze online tracking when a refresh can install only the current observation. They show that, on a fixed five-point metric, every randomized causal policy feasible on every path has a fixed path where expected refreshes are at least (T+1)/2, while offline needs exactly two. This worst-case hard-radius separation does not transfer unchanged to penalized tracking.
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