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Group Fairness in Combinatorial Optimization
(2021-11-08)
Consider the following classical network design model. There are n clients in a multi-graph with a single sink node. Each edge has a cost to buy, and a length if bought; typically, costlier edges have smaller lengths. There ...
Snow Coverage Prediction using Machine Learning Techniques
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020-05)
Snow coverage is often predicted through analysis of satellite images. Two of the most common satellites used for predictions are MODIS and Landsat. Unfortunately, snow coverage predictions are limited either by MODIS ...
Context Aware Policy Selection
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020-05)
In of optimal control and reinforcement learning, the difference in the performance of a state-of-the-art policy and a mediocre one is minuscule in comparison to their difference in amortized computational cost. Further, ...
Multidimensional Allocation: In Apportionment and Bin Packing
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2022-08)
In this thesis, we deal with two problems on multidimensional allocation,
specifically in apportionment and in bin packing. The apportionment problem models the allocation of seats in a House of Representatives such that ...
Opportunities and Perils of Data Science
(2021-10-15)
Data science has provided unprecedented opportunities to learn new insights and to predict, recommend, cluster, classify, transform, and optimize. Catalyzed by large-scale, networked computer systems, vast availability of ...
Convergence in min-max optimization
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020-04-20)
Min-max optimization is a classic problem with applications in constrained optimization, robust optimization, and game theory. This dissertation covers new convergence rate results in min-max optimization. We show that the ...
Efficient and principled robot learning: Theory and algorithms
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2020-01-07)
Roboticists have long envisioned fully-automated robots that can operate reliably in unstructured environments. This is an exciting but extremely difficult problem; in order to succeed, robots must reason about sequential ...