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October 16, 2025Open Access

Near-Optimal Regret for Efficient Stochastic Combinatorial Semi-Bandits

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Proposed CMOSS algorithm reduces regret and computational overhead in semi-bandit settings, suggesting advancements in decision-making strategies.

CMOSS achieves an instance-independent regret of O((log k)²√(kmT)), eliminating the log T factor.
Benchmark tests demonstrate consistent performance improvements in both regret and runtime efficiency with CMOSS.
The algorithm matches the Ω(√(kmT)) lower bound up to O((log k)²), implying enhanced performance over existing methods.
CMOSS extends applicability to cascading feedback, showcasing versatility in complex decision-making environments.

Ye et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Proposed CMOSS algorithm reduces regret and computational overhead in semi-bandit settings, suggesting advancements in decision-making strategies.