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From Frequentist to Bayesian Contextual Optimization
In data-driven contextual stochastic optimization, existing approaches are predominantly frequentist: they commit to a single predictive model and treat it as ground truth, yielding prescriptions that are fragile to model uncertainty and sampling variability in small- and moderate-sample regimes. We
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