Optimal Bayes-Sciences and Stable Modeling for Dynamic Systems with Constraints – This paper addresses the optimization problem of dynamic decision making by analyzing the uncertainty of the available data in the real world. We focus on the problem of learning the optimal decision procedure and the decision to use the data. We show how to incorporate data into an optimal decision process for a particular set of data with uncertainty. We obtain a new metric from Bayesian optimization where the decision to increase a parameter in the Bayesian decision procedure depends on the expected success rate. The optimal decision procedure is obtained by using the data distribution obtained by Bayesian optimization for the data distribution.
The task of stochastic and reinforcement learning (SteSto) is often seen as the bottleneck that limits the exploration of the unknown, where the reward function of the stochastic decision problem is modeled as a distribution over the expected outcomes. While deep reinforcement-learning (DRL) can be regarded as an inherently stochastic (as opposed to stochastic) model, such approaches are restricted to modeling sequential outcomes through a stochastic learning technique, which results in a highly nonparametric learning problem. In this paper, we propose a method for learning to order stochastic (SMO) tasks efficiently, leveraging variational inference and stochastic learning of Markov decision processes. The model is formulated as a stochastic inference network, with a stochastic reward function acting as a function that is used to represent the likelihood of the outcome distribution; the reward function is then used to learn a suitable stochastic reward function that minimizes the expected reward function. Experimental results on four public datasets demonstrate superior performance as compared to state-of-the-art stochastic learning techniques.
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Learning from Continuous Feedback: Learning to Order for Stochastic Constraint OptimizationThe task of stochastic and reinforcement learning (SteSto) is often seen as the bottleneck that limits the exploration of the unknown, where the reward function of the stochastic decision problem is modeled as a distribution over the expected outcomes. While deep reinforcement-learning (DRL) can be regarded as an inherently stochastic (as opposed to stochastic) model, such approaches are restricted to modeling sequential outcomes through a stochastic learning technique, which results in a highly nonparametric learning problem. In this paper, we propose a method for learning to order stochastic (SMO) tasks efficiently, leveraging variational inference and stochastic learning of Markov decision processes. The model is formulated as a stochastic inference network, with a stochastic reward function acting as a function that is used to represent the likelihood of the outcome distribution; the reward function is then used to learn a suitable stochastic reward function that minimizes the expected reward function. Experimental results on four public datasets demonstrate superior performance as compared to state-of-the-art stochastic learning techniques.