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The pseudo-regret of g-Forcing satisfies R(T)=O(g(T)) and R(T)/g(T) converges almost surely to the sum of the suboptimality gaps of all suboptimal arms, but this is an asymptotic statement and does not answer the expected performance and extreme risk under finite T.
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