Generalized maximum entropy estimation of dynamic programming models with sample selection bias
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The author considers a class of censored Markov decision processes with decision variable censored at zero. The Lagrange multipliers technique is used to incorporate the restrictions. Maximum entropy principle is used in the selection of transition probabilities.
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