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Decision Focused Scenario Learning for Contextual Stochastic Programming
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Studies decision-focused scenario generation for contextual two-stage stochastic programming, addressing when generators yield optimal policies and handling non-differentiability of decision-focused losses.
Problem
Contextual two-stage stochastic programming needs scenario generators whose outputs yield optimal decisions; existing decision-focused scenario learning lacks a general theory and often assumes strict restrictions on which second-stage data may be random, and the decision-focused objective is non-di
Approach
Provides a general theory for when scenario generators can produce optimal decision policies and relaxes assumptions on which second-stage data may be random; details beyond the abstract are not stated.
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