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cs.LG20222 cited

Modeling Mobile Health Users as Reinforcement Learning Agents

Eura Shin, Siddharth Swaroop, Weiwei Pan +2

Mobile health (mHealth) technologies empower patients to adopt/maintain healthy behaviors in their daily lives, by providing interventions (e.g. push notifications) tailored to the…

cs.LG2021

Comparison and Unification of Three Regularization Methods in Batch Reinforcement Learning

Sarah Rathnam, Susan A. Murphy, Finale Doshi-Velez

In batch reinforcement learning, there can be poorly explored state-action pairs resulting in poorly learned, inaccurate models and poorly performing associated policies. Various r…

cs.LG2021

Online structural kernel selection for mobile health

Eura Shin, Pedja Klasnja, Susan Murphy +1

Motivated by the need for efficient and personalized learning in mobile health, we investigate the problem of online kernel selection for Gaussian Process regression in the multi-t…

cs.LG20201 cited

Fast Physical Activity Suggestions: Efficient Hyperparameter Learning in Mobile Health

Marianne Menictas, Sabina Tomkins, Susan Murphy

Users can be supported to adopt healthy behaviors, such as regular physical activity, via relevant and timely suggestions on their mobile devices. Recently, reinforcement learning…

cs.LG2020

IntelligentPooling: Practical Thompson Sampling for mHealth

Sabina Tomkins, Peng Liao, Predrag Klasnja +1

In mobile health (mHealth) smart devices deliver behavioral treatments repeatedly over time to a user with the goal of helping the user adopt and maintain healthy behaviors. Reinfo…

cs.LG20204 cited

Rapidly Personalizing Mobile Health Treatment Policies with Limited Data

Sabina Tomkins, Peng Liao, Predrag Klasnja +2

In mobile health (mHealth), reinforcement learning algorithms that adapt to one's context without learning personalized policies might fail to distinguish between the needs of indi…