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Walsh Spider Diffusions as Time Changed Multi-parameter Processes

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arxiv 2204.07101 v4 pith:3Z7EGIJE submitted 2022-04-14 math.PR

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Inspired by allocation strategies in multi-armed bandit model, we propose a pathwise construction of Walsh spider diffusions. For any infinitesimal generator on a star shaped graph, there exists a unique time change associated with a multi-parameter process such that the time change of this multi-parameter process is the desired diffusion. The time change has an interpretation of time allocation of the process on each edge, and it can be derived explicitly from a family of equations.

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