We introduce two natural notions of fairness (subgroup and instantaneous) which could establish the study of fairness in forecasting and learning of linear dynamical systems.
Jakub Mareček
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Antonio Bellon
Allahkaram Shafiei
Ramen Ghosh (UCD)
Quan Zhou (UCD)
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Didier Henrion
Vyacheslav Kungurtsev
Previously, mentor to a number of PhD students while at IBM Research
- Olivier Massicot at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (2019 and onwards)
- Anna de Rosier at the University of Gdansk (2019–2020): Subsampling in Testing Non-Locality
- Cunlu Zhou at the University of Notre Dame (2018): Alternative Methods in Semidefinite Programming; Subsequent position: Post-doc at the University of Toronto
- Philipp Haehnel at the Trinity College Dublin (2018): Domain Decomposition Methods for Deep-Learning Surrogate Models of Partial Differential Equations; Subsequent position: Post-doc at Harvard University
- Jie Liu at the Lehigh University (2017–2018): Hybrid Methods for Polynomial Optimisation; Subsequent position: Research Scientist at Innopeak Technology
- Jing Xu at the University of Pennsylvania (2017): Robust Parameter Estimation in Gaussian Mixture Models; Subsequent position: ML Engineer at Facebook
- Alan Liddel at the University of Notre Dame (2016): Hybrid Methods for Polynomial Optimisation; Subsequent position: Senior Data Scientist at Vidrio Technologies
- Martin Takac at the University of Edinburgh (2014): First-Order Methods for Semidefinite Programming; Subsequent position: Tenure-track assistant professor at Lehigh University
- Wann-Jiun Ma at the University of Notre Dame (2014): First-Order Methods for Semidefinite Programming; Subsequent position: Post-doc at Duke University
- Tim McCoy at the University of Notre Dame (2013): Homotopy Methods in Power Systems; Subsequent position: Software engineer at Google
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