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Deep Generalized Schr\"odinger Bridge

@inproceedings{Liu2022DeepGS,
  title={Deep Generalized Schr\"odinger Bridge},
  author={Guan-Horng Liu and Tian Qi Chen and Oswin So and Evangelos A. Theodorou},
  year={2022}
}
Mean-Field Game (MFG) serves as a crucial mathematical framework in modeling the collective behavior of individual agents interacting stochastically with a large population. In this work, we aim at solving a challenging class of MFGs in which the differentiability of these interacting preferences may not be available to the solver, and the population is urged to converge exactly to some desired distribution. These setups are, despite being well-motivated for practical purposes, complicated… 

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