Sequentiality and Adaptivity Gains in Active Hypothesis Testing
Sequentiality and Adaptivity Gains in Active Hypothesis Testing
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主动假设检验中的顺序性和适应性增益
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2012
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T. Javidi
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Mohammad Naghshvar;T. Javidi
Consider a decision maker who is responsible to collect observations so as to enhance his information in a speedy manner about an underlying phenomena of interest. The policies under which the decision maker selects sensing actions can be categorized based on the following two factors: i) sequential versus non-sequential; ii) adaptive versus non-adaptive. Non-sequential policies collect a fixed number of observation samples and make the final decision afterwards; while under sequential policies, the sample size is not known initially and is determined by the observation outcomes. Under adaptive policies, the decision maker relies on the previous collected samples to select the next sensing action; while under non-adaptive policies, the actions are selected independent of the past observation outcomes. In this paper, performance bounds are provided for the policies in each category. Using these bounds, sequentiality gain and adaptivity gain, i.e., the gains of sequential and adaptive selection of actions are characterized.