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Really interesting that for the first ~6500 steps Eve was better at decrpyting the messages than Bob, which had access to the key. Would be cool to see a setup
by madenine 10y ago
Really interesting that for the first ~6500 steps Eve was better at decrpyting the messages than Bob, which had access to the key.
Would be cool to see a setup like this in which Eve is a cohort of decryption tools, otherwise your Alice network will just overfit against its mechanics. Ie, if Eve uses lockpicks to open a door, an Alice solution would eventually replace the key-lock with a number pad - not necessarily any more secure, but will foil Eve every time.
- timvdalen 10y ago>Really interesting that for the first ~6500 steps Eve was better at decrpyting the messages than Bob, which had access to the key. This is probably because Alice wasn't good at encrypting yet.
- madenine 10y agoOn a second look, seems like a combination of Alice not being good at encrypting (in a sense that it had to encrypt in a way that makes decrpytion possible), and Bob needed to get up to speed on decrypting (even with the key). As soon as that relationship clicks, Bob get better very quickly, while Eve improves at a slower rate for a while, before Alice adjusts (causing bob to get worse for a bit, until it catches up) Would be interesting to see a set up where Alice / Bob get trained first, then Eve is activated and see how they adjust.