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New $t$-step approach enhances bandit policy accuracy

Researchers have developed a new $t$-step approach to improve the accuracy of Whittle index policies for partially observable restless bandits. This method extends previous work by incorporating a lookahead of $t$ steps into the decision-making process, moving beyond the one-step comparison of prior models. The new algorithm, which does not require indexability as an input and includes verification, has shown significant reductions in index error and closely tracks optimal benchmarks, with runtime increasing mildly with $t$. AI

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New $t$-step approach enhances bandit policy accuracy

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  1. arXiv cs.LG TIER_1 English(EN) · Qizhen Jia, Keqin Liu ·

    从宽松可索引性到精确可索引性:部分可观察的躁动老虎机的一个 $t$-步方法

    arXiv:2608.24167v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: Whittle index policies offer a scalable method for restless multi-armed bandits, but under partial observability even determining the indifference subsidy at a single belief requires solving an infinite-horizon belief-state problem …