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            BINOCULARS for Efficient, Nonmyopic Sequential Experimental Design

            Jul 12, 2020

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            Shali Jiang

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            Henry Chai

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            Javier González

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            Finite-horizon sequential experimental design (SED) arises naturally in many contexts, including hyperparameter tuning in machine learning among more traditional settings. Computing the optimal policy for such problems requires solving Bellman equations, which are generally intractable. Most existing work resorts to severely myopic approximations by limiting the decision horizon to only a single time-step, which can underweight exploration in favor of exploitation. We present BINOCULARS: Batch-I…

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