International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework for regret minimization problems over rank-one matrices of arms. The initially proposed algorithms are proved to have logarithmic regret, but do not match the existing lower bound for this problem. We close this gap by first proving that rank-one bandits are a particular instance of unimodal bandits, and then providing a new analysis of Unimodal Thompson Sampling (UTS), initially proposed by Paladino et al (2017). We prove an asymptotically optimal regret bound on the frequentist regret of UTS and we support our claims with simulations showing the significant improvement of our method compared to the state-of-the-art
We consider stochastic multi-armed bandit problems where the expected reward is a Lipschitz function...
Classical regret minimization in a bandit frame-work involves a number of probability distributions ...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
Stochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework for regret minimizatio...
We consider stochastic multi-armed bandits where the expected reward is a unimodal func-tion over pa...
We consider the Multi-Armed Bandit (MAB) problem, where an agent sequentially chooses actions and ob...
International audienceWe derive an alternative proof for the regret of Thompson sampling (\ts) in th...
International audienceWe derive an alternative proof for the regret of Thompson sampling (\ts) in th...
Regret minimisation in stochastic multi-armed bandits is a well-studied problem, for which several o...
The multi-armed bandit problem is a popular model for studying exploration/exploitation trade-off in...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
We consider stochastic multi-armed bandit problems where the expected reward is a Lipschitz function...
Classical regret minimization in a bandit frame-work involves a number of probability distributions ...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
International audienceStochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework ...
Stochastic Rank-One Bandits (Katarya et al, (2017a,b)) are a simple framework for regret minimizatio...
We consider stochastic multi-armed bandits where the expected reward is a unimodal func-tion over pa...
We consider the Multi-Armed Bandit (MAB) problem, where an agent sequentially chooses actions and ob...
International audienceWe derive an alternative proof for the regret of Thompson sampling (\ts) in th...
International audienceWe derive an alternative proof for the regret of Thompson sampling (\ts) in th...
Regret minimisation in stochastic multi-armed bandits is a well-studied problem, for which several o...
The multi-armed bandit problem is a popular model for studying exploration/exploitation trade-off in...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...
We consider stochastic multi-armed bandit problems where the expected reward is a Lipschitz function...
Classical regret minimization in a bandit frame-work involves a number of probability distributions ...
International audienceIn the classical multi-armed bandit problem, d arms are available to the decis...