Consider a random permutation of a finite number $n$ of known elements representing rewards. These rewards will be made or not made with certain known probabilities. At any stage a reward made can be accepted or rejected, there is no recall and only one reward can be accepted. The problem is to maximize the expected reward accepted. We propose a computationally feasible approximation to the solution of the dynamic programming equation of the problem. Estimates of the error of the approximation are given recursively as well as in explicit form. Recursively the error of the approximation at any stage of the game is obtained in terms of the approximation and its error estimate at the following stage. In numerical examples the goodness of the a...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good poli-cies in uncertain models. It is demo...
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When to make a decision is a key question in decision making problems characterized by uncertainty. ...
Stochastic optimization problems with an objective function that is additive over a finite number of...
We generalise the optimisation technique of dynamic programming for discrete-time systems with an un...
The unifying theme of this thesis is the design and analysis of adaptive procedures that are aimed a...
AbstractWe generalise the optimisation technique of dynamic programming for discrete-time systems wi...
This dissertation considers a particular aspect of sequential decision making under uncertainty in w...
A standard assumption of most sequential sampling models is that decision-makers rely on a decision ...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good policies in uncertain models. It is dem...
This thesis investigates an extension of the classical best choice problem which permits attempts at...
In this thesis an optimal stopping problem related to the classical secretary problem is studied. Th...
Title: Stochastic Dynamic Programming Problems: Theory and Applications Author: Gabriel Lendel Depar...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good poli-cies in uncertain models. It is demo...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good poli-cies in uncertain models. It is demo...
AbstractIn this paper, we will consider optimal selection problems in which the recall of a random n...
When to make a decision is a key question in decision making problems characterized by uncertainty. ...
Stochastic optimization problems with an objective function that is additive over a finite number of...
We generalise the optimisation technique of dynamic programming for discrete-time systems with an un...
The unifying theme of this thesis is the design and analysis of adaptive procedures that are aimed a...
AbstractWe generalise the optimisation technique of dynamic programming for discrete-time systems wi...
This dissertation considers a particular aspect of sequential decision making under uncertainty in w...
A standard assumption of most sequential sampling models is that decision-makers rely on a decision ...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good policies in uncertain models. It is dem...
This thesis investigates an extension of the classical best choice problem which permits attempts at...
In this thesis an optimal stopping problem related to the classical secretary problem is studied. Th...
Title: Stochastic Dynamic Programming Problems: Theory and Applications Author: Gabriel Lendel Depar...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good poli-cies in uncertain models. It is demo...
The authors consider the fundamental problem of nding good poli-cies in uncertain models. It is demo...
AbstractIn this paper, we will consider optimal selection problems in which the recall of a random n...
When to make a decision is a key question in decision making problems characterized by uncertainty. ...