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Lecture 14: Further Dynamic Programming Summary * Distribution of Effort * Stochastic dynamic programming Distribution of effort * At each stage we must clearly state the recursive equation * At each stage the feasible values of x must be identified * This could affect the range of values to be investigated at each stage Example of a distribution of effort Course Notes Page 33

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In depth, typed notes covering the Operational Research Techniques (OR202.1) course at LSE (London School of Economics) which is part of the Operational Research Methods (OR202) course alon...

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