Large deviations and rare events in the study of stochastic algorithms
IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control · 1983 · 211 citations · 11 references
Large DeviationsEngineeringRare Event EstimationStochastic AlgorithmsComputational ComplexityStochastic AnalysisStochastic PhenomenonUncertainty QuantificationStochastic ProcessesStochastic NetworkSystems EngineeringStatisticsRare EventsStochastic SystemStochastic Dynamical SystemProbability TheoryComputer ScienceStochastic OptimizationDiffusion ProcessMean Exit TimeMarkov KernelRandomized AlgorithmLarge Deviation Theorems
New asymptotics formulas for the mean exit time from an almost stable domain of a discrete-time Markov process are obtained. An original fast simulation method is also proposed. The mathematical background involves the large deviation theorems and approximations by a diffusion process. We are chiefly concerned with the classical Robbins-Monroe algorithm. The validity of the results are tested on examples from the ALOHA system (a satellite type communication algorithm).
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