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    A game against nature defined as a Markovian process with finite state space is considered. The controller tries to minimize a cost function and the nature attempts to maximize it. The main result obtains the min-max value of the total expected cost and a min-max policy by recursion.
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    sequential decision processes
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    worst case performance
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    game against nature
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    Markovian process
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    finite state space
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    min-max value of the total expected cost
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    min-max policy
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    recursion
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