Events

ESD Research Seminar by Ling Chun Kai – One challenge in multiagent environments is the presence of teams — groups of agents acting in a coordinated fashion that distinguish themselves from individuals. This talk touches on two situations where teams are prevalent.

ESD Research Seminar by Warut Suksompong – Fair resource allocation is a fundamental problem in society, with applications ranging from inheritance division to ministry allocation. While the fair division literature typically assumes that all agents have the same entitlement to the resource, several practical applications involve agents with varying entitlements represented by weights.

ESD Research Seminar by Aras Selvi – This work demonstrates that mixed-feature problems can indeed be solved in polynomial time.

ESD Research Seminar by Urban Larsson – Combinatorial Game Theory is the branch of Mathematics and Computer Science that studies two-player games with perfect and complete information; there is no chance, and there are no hidden moves.

ESD Research Seminar by Yuanwei Liu – The design dilemma of “What will be different between near-field communications (NFC) and far-field communications (FFC)?” is discussed from four perspectives in this talk.

ESD Research Seminar by Howard H. Yang – This talk aims to present the current research efforts on the development of implementing distributed machine learning algorithms in wireless systems.

Wang Hai (Singapore Management University) – Data-Driven Methods and Applications in Smart Cities

Rasoul Etesami (University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) – Distributed Data Placement and Content Delivery in Web Caches with Non-Metric Access Costs

Caroline Chaux (International Research Laboratory on Artifical Intelligence (IPAL)) – Unrolled Networks in Signal and Image Processing

Qiang Huang (University of Southern California) – Infer and Control Effects of Lurking Variables for 3D Printing Quality Control