Optimistic Dynamic Regret Bounds

01/18/2023
by   Maxime Haddouche, et al.
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Online Learning (OL) algorithms have originally been developed to guarantee good performances when comparing their output to the best fixed strategy. The question of performance with respect to dynamic strategies remains an active research topic. We develop in this work dynamic adaptations of classical OL algorithms based on the use of experts' advice and the notion of optimism. We also propose a constructivist method to generate those advices and eventually provide both theoretical and experimental guarantees for our procedures.

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