arxiv: 2605.08290 · v1 · submitted 2026-05-08 · 💻 cs.LG · cs.AI

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Toward Optimal Regret in Robust Pricing: Decoupling Corruption and Time

Kalana Kalupahana , Francesco Emanuele Stradi , Matteo Castiglioni , Alberto Marchesi

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keywords dynamic pricingrobust online learningregret boundsbinary searchadversarial corruptiononline algorithmsrevenue maximization

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A robust variant of binary search achieves regret O(C + log T) when corruption budget C is known in dynamic pricing.

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The paper studies dynamic pricing over T rounds where a seller posts prices to an unknown fixed buyer valuation and receives binary purchase feedback, but an adversary can flip the feedback in at most C rounds. Prior robust methods left regret growing with both C and a log-log term in T, leaving open whether the two could be separated. The authors introduce a robust binary-search procedure that maintains candidate intervals while using carefully spaced price queries to isolate and absorb the corruptions. This yields the first bounds that are additive in C and only logarithmic in T, showing that corruption imposes a one-time cost rather than scaling with the horizon.

Core claim

We develop the first regret guarantees for robust dynamic pricing that decouple the dependence on the corruption C and the time horizon T. In particular, we develop a robust variant of binary search that achieves regret O(C + log T) when the corruption C is known and O(C + log² T) when the corruption is unknown.

What carries the argument

Robust binary search that maintains an active interval for the unknown valuation and selects prices to detect and absorb at most C corrupted binary feedbacks while narrowing the search range.

If this is right

Regret stays linear in the corruption budget C plus only logarithmic in T, so average per-round loss vanishes as T grows.
When C is known the bound is additive and nearly tight; when C is unknown an extra logarithmic factor appears but the dependence on T remains decoupled.
The seller can post prices that converge to the optimal revenue after a number of rounds linear in C plus logarithmic in T.
The same separation applies to the unknown-C case, replacing the single log T with log squared T.
Unlimited supply and binary feedback suffice for the guarantees, without needing richer observations.

Where Pith is reading between the lines

These are editorial extensions of the paper, not claims the author makes directly.

The interval-narrowing logic could be adapted to other online decision problems that receive binary feedback under bounded corruptions, such as certain threshold-based bandit settings.
If the valuation drifts slowly over time, the same corruption-handling mechanism might be restarted periodically without losing the additive-C property.
The construction suggests that many binary-search-style algorithms in corrupted environments can be made robust by adding a small number of verification queries spaced at corruption scale.
In finite-horizon deployments the method gives an explicit stopping rule once the remaining interval width is smaller than the per-round revenue loss tolerance.

Load-bearing premise

The buyer's valuation stays fixed and unknown across rounds while the adversary can corrupt at most C binary purchase feedbacks.

What would settle it

Execute the algorithm against an adversary that corrupts exactly C feedbacks and measure whether cumulative regret stays within O(C + log T) for known C; any systematic excess would disprove the bound.

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Figures reproduced from arXiv: 2605.08290 by Alberto Marchesi, Francesco Emanuele Stradi, Kalana Kalupahana, Matteo Castiglioni.

**Figure 1.** Figure 1: Tree of intervals of our robust dynamic pricing algorithm. The intervals induced by repeated halving I0 = [0, 1) can be represented as a binary tree of depth D = ⌈log2 T⌉. The green nodes are the on-path intervals leading to the correct leaf ℓ ⋆ , while the remaining intervals are off-path. The intervals at depth D are the leaves ℓj of the tree. as: RT ≤ O(C + log T + NT) +X ℓ∈L R(ℓ). We employ a potential… view at source ↗

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We design the first regret guarantees for robust dynamic pricing that decouple the dependence on the corruption $C$ and the time horizon $T$. In dynamic pricing, a seller with unlimited supply of a good interacts with a stream of buyers over $ T $ rounds, with the goal of maximizing revenue. At each round $t$, the seller posts a price $p_t$, and the buyer purchases the good only if their unknown valuation $v^\star$ exceeds this price. The seller observes only the binary feedback $\mathbb{I} \left\{ p_t \leq v^\star \right\}$, indicating whether a sale occurred. In the \emph{robust} pricing setting, a malicious adversary is allowed to corrupt this feedback in at most $C$ rounds. Even if the learner knows the corruption $C$, the best known regret bound is $\mathcal{O}(C\log\log T)$ by Gupta et al. [2025]. This leaves as an open problem to ``decouple'' the dependence on $C$ and $T$. In this work, we resolve this open problem. In particular, we develop a robust variant of binary search that achieves regret $\mathcal{O}(C+\log T)$ when the corruption $C$ is known and $\mathcal{O}(C+\log^2 T)$ when the corruption is unknown.

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This paper resolves the open problem by giving the first O(C + log T) regret bound for robust dynamic pricing via a robust binary search.

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The main point is that this work decouples corruption C from the time horizon T in robust dynamic pricing regret. They achieve O(C + log T) when C is known and O(C + log² T) when it is unknown, improving on the prior O(C log log T) bound. The construction is a direct adaptation of binary search that tolerates up to C flips in the binary purchase feedback by repeating queries enough times to outvote the corruptions. This keeps the search cost logarithmic while adding only linear cost in C, which is the key technical step that closes the gap. The assumptions line up with the standard model: fixed unknown valuation, unlimited supply, and an adversary limited to C corruptions on the feedback. The argument holds together without circularity or hidden parameters. One minor soft spot is the extra log factor in the unknown-C case; it is still better than before but leaves room for tightening. The paper stays within this fixed-valuation setting, so it does not address drifting valuations or supply constraints. Readers working on online learning with adversaries or robust pricing algorithms will find the explicit algorithm and the improved dependence useful. It deserves peer review because it delivers a clean algorithmic resolution to a stated open question with verifiable improvement in the bounds.

Referee Report

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Summary. The manuscript develops a robust variant of binary search for the dynamic pricing problem with adversarial corruptions to the binary feedback. It achieves regret bounds of O(C + log T) when the corruption level C is known and O(C + log² T) when C is unknown. This resolves the open problem of decoupling the regret dependence on the corruption budget C and the time horizon T, improving on the prior O(C log log T) bound from Gupta et al. [2025]. The setting assumes a fixed unknown buyer valuation v*, unlimited supply, and at most C corruptions to the binary purchase observations.

Significance. If the claimed bounds hold, this work is significant because it provides the first regret guarantees that separate the additive corruption cost from the logarithmic search cost in robust dynamic pricing. The explicit algorithmic construction under standard assumptions (fixed v*, limited corruptions) closes the gap left by prior work and is likely tight up to constants given the information-theoretic lower bound of Ω(C + log T). The separation into known-C and unknown-C regimes demonstrates careful design that advances robust online learning in revenue management.

minor comments (3)

The citation 'Gupta et al. [2025]' in the abstract and introduction should include the full bibliographic entry in the references section for completeness and verifiability.
A short discussion or reference to the matching information-theoretic lower bound Ω(C + log T) in the introduction would better contextualize the optimality of the achieved upper bounds.
Including pseudocode for the robust binary search procedure (both known-C and unknown-C variants) in the algorithm section would improve clarity and aid reproducibility of the construction.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their positive summary of our work, recognition of its significance in resolving the open problem of decoupling corruption and time-horizon dependence in robust dynamic pricing, and recommendation for minor revision. No specific major comments were raised in the report.

Circularity Check

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No significant circularity; algorithmic construction is self-contained

full rationale

The paper resolves the open problem via an explicit algorithmic construction: a robust variant of binary search for dynamic pricing under at most C adversarial corruptions to binary feedback. The claimed regret bounds O(C + log T) (known C) and O(C + log² T) (unknown C) follow from standard elimination analysis augmented with repetition or majority voting to absorb the additive C cost. No load-bearing step reduces by definition to its inputs, renames a fitted parameter as a prediction, or relies on a self-citation chain whose cited result is itself unverified. The derivation is independent of the target bounds and externally falsifiable via the stated assumptions on fixed v*, unlimited supply, and bounded corruptions.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

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The result rests on standard domain assumptions for dynamic pricing and adversarial robustness; no free parameters or invented entities are introduced in the abstract.

axioms (2)

domain assumption Buyer's valuation v* is fixed and unknown across rounds
Standard assumption in the dynamic pricing model described.
domain assumption Adversary corrupts at most C binary feedbacks
Core definition of the robust setting.

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We develop a robust variant of binary search that achieves regret O(C+log T) when the corruption C is known and O(C+log² T) when the corruption is unknown.
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We employ a potential function argument to prove that the number of 'wrong steps' ... is bounded linearly in the corruption C.

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