1973
DOI: 10.1007/bf01956857
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Optimization of costly measurements in stochastic decision processes

Abstract: Summary:Two kinds of problems regarding measurement optimization in stochastic decision processes, when measurements are costly or constrained not to exceed a given number, have been investigated in the last years: the first one refers to the optimum timing of observations on the state vector of the process, while the second refers to the convenience of buying information on the random actions exerted by a stochastic environment. In this paper the two problems are considered from a unified point of view. In ot… Show more

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“…In stochastic optimization problems, quantities of this type are often called "value of information" or "expected value of perfect information" (EVPI). See, for example, Raiffa and Schlaifer [ 1961], Marschak and Radner [ 1972] and Puliafito and Zoppoli [ 1973] 5. Simplified Methods for Special Networks A serious shortcoming of the proposed method regards the number of states of the augmented graph that must be taken into consideration (actually, this is a typical shortcoming of dynamic programming).…”
Section: Theorem the Recursive Methods Outlined By (6) Yields The Optmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In stochastic optimization problems, quantities of this type are often called "value of information" or "expected value of perfect information" (EVPI). See, for example, Raiffa and Schlaifer [ 1961], Marschak and Radner [ 1972] and Puliafito and Zoppoli [ 1973] 5. Simplified Methods for Special Networks A serious shortcoming of the proposed method regards the number of states of the augmented graph that must be taken into consideration (actually, this is a typical shortcoming of dynamic programming).…”
Section: Theorem the Recursive Methods Outlined By (6) Yields The Optmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been shown that the optimal control and measurement policies can be determined separately. The former j policy is obtained in the same way as in the classical optimal control theory, whereas the latter can be computed off-line by solving a certain nonlinear deterministic optimization j problem [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9].…”
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confidence: 99%