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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Myopic policy"”.
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A POMDP framework for antenna selection and user scheduling in multi-user massive MIMO systems
… framework to design a resource allocation policy for downlink transmit beamforming at a multi-antenna BS that is equipped with a massive number of antennas and only a limited number of RF chains. Considering that channels evolve according to a Markov process and that only partial CSI is …
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Approximate value iteration approaches to constrained dynamic portfolio problems
… we find that these constraints lead to non-myopic policies that are more conservative than the constrained myopic policy.
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Finance without price dynamics
… that for large time horizons, there exists a myopic policy which leads to a distribution of the terminal wealth with the property that the probability of underperforming any other policy tends to zero as the horizon tends to infinity. Finally, we address the problem of maximizing a …
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Essays on Dynamic Optimization for Forest Resource Management
… to explore the level of control and spread in a myopic policy scenario versus that in a first-best problem, where the two municipalities may be either risk neutral or risk averse. The results suggest that heterogeneity in risk aversion across the municipalities leads to lower control efforts and …
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Real-Time Labour Allocation in Retail Stores
… ADP-based solutions are compared with a Static policy (retaining the initial schedule), and a Myopic policy (maximising contributions stage by stage), using extensive computational experiments. The results show that ADP-based solutions increase store performance in many different settings. …
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Accelerating the delivery of climate targets: Technology and behaviour in the road to net zero
… achieve urgent mitigation. It focuses on public policy as a lever for decarbonisation; governments' cross-sectoral influence authority to enforce give them unique power to accelerate change. Research is undertaken in three parts. The first part considers the political economy of slow mitigation. …