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Optimal Threshold Type Policies for Partially Observable Restless Bandits
We study a finite-state partially observable restless multi-armed bandit (PO-RMAB) motivated by resource-constrained wildlife monitoring. The underlying condition of each location evolves independently, while only a limited number of locations can be actively monitored at each decision epoch. Activa
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