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Optimal Marketing Strategy
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This lecture discusses a marketing manager's decision-making process on sending catalogs to customers based on their purchase behavior. It covers the formulation of the problem as a Markov decision process, value iteration, policy iteration, and the convergence to the optimal policy.
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