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Optimal Algorithms for Stochastic Contextual Preference Bandits

NeurIPS 2021 · Bandits and online learning › Contextual bandits and Thompson sampling · approach: Oracle-efficient contextual bandits · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use MaxInP or Sta'D instead of RUCBContextual preference bandits · Linear score instances, d=10, K=50cumulative regretHelped
use MaxInP or Sta'D instead of Self-SparringContextual preference bandits · Linear score instancescumulative regretHelped
use MaxInP or Sta'D instead of DTSContextual preference bandits · Linear score instancescumulative regretHelped
increase context set size K (ablation)MaxInP and Sta'D · d=10, T=1500final regretNo clear effect
increase feature dimension d (ablation)All algorithms · K=80, T=1500final regretHurt
use Sta'D instead of MaxInP at large dMaxInP · K=80, T=1500final regretHelped
move to non-linear scores with GP-fitted versions of the algorithmsMaxInP and Sta'D · Quadratic, Six-Hump Camel, Gold Stein, d=3, K=50cumulative regretHelped
use kernelized Self-Sparring on non-linear scores (ablation)Self-Sparring · Non-linear score instancescumulative regretHelped

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