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Capacity-Constrained Online Convex Optimization with Delayed Feedback

NeurIPS 2026 · Bandits and online learning › Online convex optimization and games · approach: Constrained and unconstrained OCO algorithms · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Studies delayed OCO and BCO under a hard tracking-capacity constraint, introducing a semi-clairvoyant model, delayed-weighted FTRL/FTBL base learners, and proxy-delay schedulers that yield regret bounds for capacity-constrained OCO and BCO.

Problem

Delayed online convex optimization where the learner can track at most C pending rounds; untracked feedback is permanently lost, and delays are revealed only upon expiration (semi-clairvoyant).

Approach

Reduce capacity-constrained delayed OCO/BCO to a delayed-and-weighted OCO/BCO problem via a randomized proxy-delay scheduler that importance-weights observations; a new Bernoulli scheduler calibrated to max backlog yields uniform weights, and DW-FTRL / DW-FTBL handle the resulting weighted delayed feedback.

Key results

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Experimental setup

Metrics: regret

Baselines: unconstrained delayed OCO (C = infinity) delayed BCO (Joulani et al.-style reduction)

Builds on: Pareto proxy-delay scheduler (capacity-constrained experts/bandits) delayed FTRL reduction single-point bandit gradient estimator scale-free online learning

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