Two-choice optimal stopping
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Abstract: Let be i.i.d. random variables with distribution function . A statistician, knowing , observes the values sequentially and is given two chances to choose 's using stopping rules. The statistician's goal is to stop at a value of as small as possible. Let equal the expectation of the smaller of the two values chosen by the statistician when proceeding optimally. We obtain the asymptotic behavior of the sequence for a large class of 's belonging to the domain of attraction (for the minimum) , where . The results are compared with those for the asymptotic behavior of the classical one choice value sequence , as well as with the ``prophet value" sequence .
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