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Online Prediction with Selfish Experts

NeurIPS 2017 · Bandits and online learning › Online convex optimization and games · approach: Online decision-making with feedback structure · 3 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Replace the standard absolute-loss update with a spherical proper scoring ruleWM with selfish experts · Absolute loss, worst caseloss ratio to best expert: 4 -> 2+√2Helped
Use Brier updates with θ=0.382 in θ-RWMRandomized weighted majority · Absolute loss, worst caseloss ratio to best expert: 2.62Helped
Use proper scoring-rule updates to elicit truthful expert beliefsOnline prediction with selfish experts · HMMloss ratio to best expert: 1.14 -> about 1.003Helped
Use the standard absolute-loss update instead of an incentive-compatible updateWM with selfish experts · Absolute loss, worst caseloss ratio to best expert: 2+√2 -> 4Hurt
Use quadratic loss with the standard WM updateStandard WM · Quadratic lossincentive compatibilityHelped
Switch among the tested IC scoring rules on the HMM data (ablation)IC randomized weighted majority · HMMloss ratio to best expert: around 1.02No clear effect
Choose a spherical scoring rule rather than Brier or the tested Beta rules (ablation)IC weighted majority · Greedy lower-bound instanceloss ratio to best expert: 2.3708 -> 2.2071Helped

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