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If that is not okay I am in big trouble.

It is ok to use a fake bio and/or flag in most cases, as long as you do not pretend to be a person who does in fact exist. There is some nuances to this. For example, it would be alright for me to pre…

The point of an appeal is not to prove your innocence. That is usually not possible. You are able to share your point of view of course, and that may be helpful to an extent. However, the main point o…

Please keep it to one topic: https://lichess.org/forum/off-topic-discussion/lichess-2024-off-topic-forums-awards

@delorenflie said in #86: > [...] I find it strange that the labels produced would not be somewhat correlated with the detection you make of those plugins independently. Yes, because you still have no…

@delorenflie said in #78: > but I do have the feeling that this discussion is pointless. I agree with that, although for different reasons. You claim to know things about ML, but so far I could not te…

@delorenflie said in #74: > Do you have any background in machine learning or anomaly detection? I have indeed. > The lichess model is trained on the pre-existing labels of players that were banned. P…

@delorenflie said in #70: > That is the issue. Exactly. > if we assume that the 1% missing is because tosViolation was flagged for something else than cheating, then this person basically managed to r…

@delorenflie said in #59: > lichess.org/forum/general-chess-discussion/analysis-of-lichess-cheating-detection-with-machine-learning-ml-a-mis-use-of-ml--doesnt-work I would like to pose the following q…

@griffindabeast you assume that looking at IPs is the only way to establish whether two accounts may belong to the same person. It is not.