Stationary multi-choice bandit problems.
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This note shows that the optimal choice of \(k\) simultaneous experiments in a stationary multi-armed bandit problem can be characterized in terms of the Gittins index of each arm. The index characterization remains equally valid after the introduction of switching costs.
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