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The Knowledge Gradient for Sequential Decision Making with Stochastic Binary Feedbacks

ICML 2016 · Bandits and online learning › Contextual bandits and Thompson sampling · approach: Causal and structured bandits · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Knowledge gradient (KG) policy for Bayesian online logistic regression instead of baseline selection rulesOnline Bayesian linear classifier with binary outcomes · UCI sonar, N=30 measurementsopportunity cost (lower is better)Helped
KG policy instead of expected improvement (EI) for binary outputsOnline Bayesian logistic regression measurement selection · UCI datasets (glass, blood transfusion, breast cancer wpbc)opportunity cost (lower is better)Helped
KG policy instead of Thompson samplingOnline Bayesian logistic regression measurement selection · UCI and synthetic datasets, early iterationsopportunity cost (lower is better)Helped
Uncertainty-based active learning (MostUncertain, Disc) instead of KGMeasurement selection for binary outcomes · UCI and synthetic datasetsopportunity cost (lower is better)Mixed
Naive UCB on latent function w^T x instead of KGMeasurement selection for binary outcomes · UCI and synthetic datasetsopportunity cost (lower is better)Hurt

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