Multi-armed bandit games

Abstract A sequential optimization model, known as the multi-armed bandit problem, is concerned with optimal allocation of resources between competing activities, in order to generate the most likely benefits, for a given period of time. In this work, following the objective of a multi-armed bandit problem, we consider a mean-field game model to approach to a large number of multi-armed bandit problems, and propose some connections between dynamic games and sequential optimization problems.

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Annals of Operations Research
Published
2024-10-10
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10479-024-06336-3
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Advanced Bandit Algorithms Research
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Multi-armed bandit games

Kemal Gürsoy
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Multi-armed bandit games

Kemal Gürsoy
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Abstract A sequential optimization model, known as the multi-armed bandit problem, is concerned with optimal allocation of resources between competing activities, in order to generate the most likely benefits, for a given period of time. In this work, following the objective of a multi-armed bandit problem, we consider a mean-field game model to approach to a large number of multi-armed bandit problems, and propose some connections between dynamic games and sequential optimization problems.

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Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 79%
Advanced Bandit Algorithms Research
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