NASA NTRS · 19750013000
A finite state, finite memory minimum principle, part 2
Abstract
The development of the theory of the finite - state, finite - memory (FSFM) stochastic control problem is discussed. The sufficiency of the FSFM minimum principle (which is in general only a necessary condition) was investigated. By introducing the notion of a signaling strategy as defined in the literature on games, conditions under which the FSFM minimum principle is sufficient were determined. This result explicitly interconnects the information structure of the FSFM problem with its optimality conditions. The min-H algorithm for the FSFM problem was studied. It is demonstrated that a version of the algorithm always converges to a particular type of local minimum termed a person - by - person extremal.
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Sandell, N. R., Jr., Athans, M.. 1975-04-14. A finite state, finite memory minimum principle, part 2. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750013000
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