RP002A · PLANNED
When history helps prediction
In finite partially observed stochastic processes, when does recursively updated history recover predictive distinctions unavailable in current observation?
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In finite partially observed stochastic processes, when does recursively updated history recover predictive distinctions unavailable in current observation?
When do local continuation and preservation judgments support a global judgment?
Which distinctions are required for continuation claims under copying, branching and merging?
Can targeted restrictions steer horizon-limited decisions away from states with fewer viable future targets?