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I ask this because I’m currently learning about Neural Networks as a subset of the machine learning algorithms
Just trying to get some intuition on what sort of problems out there are categorized as “sequential” while others “non-sequential”
Thanks 🙂
A great example of a non-intuitive sequential decision problem (with a nice and neat solution), is the Pandora search problem:
Paper Link:
http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/handle/1721.1/31303/MIT-EL-78-008-05532979.pdf?sequence=1
You can read only the Example paragraph on the 5th and 6th pages to get the main idea.