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Polynomial-time solution of change detection problems

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Polynomial-time solution of change detection problems

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Change detection problems are ubiquitous, but there are no existing tractable techniques for -exact solution of discrete-time, discrete-observation problems. A polynomialtime algorithm for solution of Markov Bayes change detection problems is presented. The algorithm combines backward induction on a tree with induction of bounds on the value function at specific points from those of neighboring points.

Joshua D. Isom, Robert E. LaBarre, Richard D. Braa

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Added	16 Feb 2011
Updated	16 Feb 2011
Type	Journal
Year	2009
Where	CDC
Authors	Joshua D. Isom, Robert E. LaBarre, Richard D. Braatz

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