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The Risk-Sensitive Schrödinger Bridge: Is Not a KL Projection
The Schrödinger bridge owes its computational power to a single structural fact: by Girsanov's theorem the controlled problem is a Kullback--Leibler (KL) projection onto a fixed reference measure, solvable by alternating projections. This letter shows that the fact does not survive risk sensitivity.
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