 Moreover , we show the surprising result that under mild Strong-Law-type assumptions on the file request sequence, the rate of file fetches to the caches approaches to zero under the\textsf{LeadCache policy. Finally\texttt{  , we derive a tight universal regret lower bound for the\textsf{Bipartite Caching problem, which critically makes use of results from graph coloring theory and certifies the announced approximation ratio .
<clarity>  Moreover , we show the surprising result that under mild Strong-Law-type assumptions on the file request sequence, the rate of file fetches to the caches approaches to zero under the\textsf{LeadCache policy. Finally\texttt{  , we derive a tight universal regret lower bound for the\textsf{Bipartite Caching problem, which critically makes use of results from graph coloring theory and certifies the announced approximation ratio .
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