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Tuple<Map<BeneficiaryID, State>, Map<ClusterID, TransitionMatrix>, Budget> -> Set<BeneficiaryID>
Calculate Whittle indices representing the marginal utility of intervention for each state, then allocate limited healthcare resources to the top-K beneficiaries.
Problem it solves
Resource budget constraints prevent calling or visiting all beneficiaries, requiring a scalable, non-myopic scheduling policy.
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