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Hi GameTheory,
You wrote "However, these methods have their own set of (non-trivial) problems that need to be addressed before they will work well; a topic I could write all day about (but am not going to). But it took me 10 years to solve all those problems..."
Any hints?
You also wrote "For instance, let's say that horses tend to win when factor A has a high value. And they also tend to win when factor B has a high value. But when both A & B are high, they almost never win. "
OK, I'll bite. Any examples? I've never seen this behavior and I've modeled loads of variable pairs. Perhaps I'm not looking at the correct pairings?
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