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Posterior Tempering Explains Variance Inflation in Linear and Generalized Linear Thompson Sampling
We study a variant of the Thompson Sampling (TS) algorithm, called $α$-TS, for solving stochastic generalized linear bandit problems. Existing analyses of TS require inflating the posterior variance to derive near-optimal regret guarantees. We formalize the idea of variance inflation by introducing
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