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Bilateral Trade Under Heavy-Tailed Valuations: Minimax Regret without a Variance Bound
In contextual bilateral trade under full feedback, the posted price does not affect which valuations are observed. We show that in this model such action-independent feedback removes the polynomial adaptation penalty familiar from heavy-tailed bandits: fully parameter-free algorithms attain the orac
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