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Dual Effect and Certainty Equivalence Revisited for a Linear-Gaussian Dual Control Problem
This paper revisits the relation between dual effect and certainty equivalence (CE) through a scalar linear-Gaussian model. In dual control, the current input affects not only the immediate cost but also the information available for future decisions, and hence the future cost. Dynamic programming (
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