[Invisible Guardian] Markov Decision

Hideaki Morikawa, Master of Electronic Information Science, Tokyo Imperial University. A good friend and the same year as Junko Muto, the daughter of the Japanese consul in China. In 1939, due to conflicts with colleagues, he was transferred from the 116th Division of the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Army and transferred to the Shanghai Consulate as a temporary counselor. At the New Year's press conference held by Junko's father, he met a reporter from Yahui Daily named Xiao Tu for the first time. When Xiao Tu and Fang Min came online, and the man codenamed [No. 2] Used the "Markov chain" to explain lurking and reputation, I decided to write this article. If it is more accurate, not only Monte Carlo but also POMDP is the lurker in the Far East battlefield - the story of Hideaki Morikawa (and Xiao Tu) may be described as a partially observable Markov decision-making process. The protagonist is not from the show, nor does he come from a normal era. A cold spy route that leans toward SI (Self-Inserted & School of Information). Baseline test, paying homage to Blade Runner 2049. Muto Consul No. 2 Republic of China Gin.