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The Doors

We emphasize the dominance in the Monty Hall problem, both in the classical scenario and its multi-door generalization. This is used to show optimality of the class of always-switching strategies for nonuniform allocation of the prize and arbitrary door-revealing mechanism in the event of match.

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AuthorshipTopic signalWThe Doorspreprint / 2011AAlexander GnedinResearcherTmath.HO497 works
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