10 problems
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Optimal regret with time-varying perturbations in contextual dynamic pricing
Time-varying perturbation conjecture. Optimal regret could still be achieved using
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A sparsity-dependent minimax lower bound for non-stationary dynamic pricing
Sparsity-dependent lower-bound conjecture. A sharper minimax lower bound should be
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The negligible individual-action effect conjecture for stochastic matching processes
Let be the set of nonnegative vectors indexed by locations . Consider a stochastic matching process for the two-level model an…
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Conjecture on singular price-covariate data causing RMLP-2 instability
Let RMLP-2 be a contextual dynamic pricing method that assumes a log-concave noise distribution, and consider the simulation settings with standard Gaussian noise in…
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Conjecture that the distribution-free dynamic pricing regret upper bound is near-optimal
Regret lower-bound conjecture. The obtained regret upper bound is close to the lower bound for this setting. The problem is harder than standard linear bandits and dynamic pricing…
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Conjecture on the regret lower bound for smooth market-noise distributions
Let belong to the function class . Smooth-noise regret conjecture. Within this function class, a tighter regret lower bound … can be achieved instead of … so…
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Conjecture on the importance of market-noise distribution estimation for regret
Let be the unknown distribution of the market noise in the contextual dynamic pricing problem. Market-noise estimation conjecture. The estimation accuracy of is crucial for…
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Optimality of the logarithmic-squared regret bound
Let denote the relevant time-horizon parameter, and suppose the online learning algorithm has regret bounded by . The question is whether this bound is optima…
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Conjecture that monotone pricing policies are optimal
Consider the intertemporal pricing model in which customers' valuations may change over time, with policies ordered by their offered prices. Monotone-policy conjecture. Monotone pr…
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Liu–Cooper cycle-size conjecture for constant valuations
Let customers have constant valuations and a common patience level. Liu–Cooper's cycle-size conjecture. Under some broad conditions, the cycle size of an optimal cyclic pricing pol…