Information theory for ranking and selection
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- Asymptotic Theory of Information-Theoretic Experimental Design
- Consistency of sequential Bayesian sampling policies
- Dynamic sampling allocation and design selection
- Efficient ranking and selection in parallel computing environments
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- Gradient-Based Myopic Allocation Policy: An Efficient Sampling Procedure in a Low-Confidence Scenario
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- Hierarchical Planning of Project-Selection Problems with Information Purchasing
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- On a Measure of the Information Provided by an Experiment
- On two-stage selection procedures and related probability-inequalities
- Postbuckling behavior of circular higher-order shear deformable nanoplates including surface energy effects
- Pure exploration in finitely-armed and continuous-armed bandits
- Ranking and Selection as Stochastic Control
- Selecting a selection procedure
- Sequential Design of Experiments
- Sequential sampling to myopically maximize the expected value of information
- Sequential selection with unknown correlation structures
- Simulation budget allocation for further enhancing the efficiency of ordinal optimization
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