Rising Rested MAB with Linear Drift
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Abstract (arXiv)
We consider non-stationary multi-arm bandit (MAB) where the expected reward of each action follows a linear function of the number of times we executed the action. Our main result is a tight regret bound of tildeTheta(T4/5K3/5), by providing both upper and lower bounds. We extend our results to derive instance dependent regret bounds, which depend on the unknown parametrization of the linear drift of the rewards.
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