Abstract:Real-world decision problems often involve multiple competing objectives or a complex reward structure that violate Markov assumption. However, the existing research on sequential decision making under uncertainty primarily focused on Markov Decision Processes (MDPs) with scalar Markovian reward signals. My thesis considers settings where scalar Markovian rewards are not sufficient to produce desired behaviors. The first part of my thesis develops algorithms to optimize lexicographically ordered objectives. Th… Show more
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