Borkar, Vivek S. ; Ghosh, Mrinal K. (1992) Ergodic and adaptive control of nearest-neighbor motions Mathematics of Control, Signals, and Systems, 5 (4). p. 453. ISSN 0932-4194
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Abstract
The self-tuning approach to adaptive control is applied to a class of Markov chains called nearest-neighbor motions. These have a countable state space and move from any state to at most finitely many neighboring states. For compact parameter and control spaces, the almost-sure optimality of the self-tuner for an ergodic cost criterion is established under two sets of assumptions.
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