Army Research Office project aiming to increase the robustness of ML techniques using the game-theoretic framework.
Viliam Lisý
I am an Assistant Professor leading the Game Theory group at the AI center with interest in the following research areas:
- Game Theory - Computational Game Theory, Learning in Games, Imperfect Information, Sequential Games, Deception
- Network Security - Attack Graphs, Intrusion Detection, Honeypots
- Artificial Intelligence - Decision Making Under Uncertainty, State Space Search, Planning, Machine Learning
Selected research projects
- Jan 2018 - Dec 2020: Principal Investigator, Online Methods for Solving Imperfect Information Games, Czech Science Foundation
- Oct 2013 - Sep 2015: Principal Investigator, Optimizing Heterogeneous Intrusion Detection System Against Rational Adversary, Office of Naval Research Global
- 2012 - 2014 Team Member on projects form czech government and US defense agencies
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Latest news
Tomáš Votroubek has been awarded the prestigious AIC Best Student Paper Award for his innovative research on globally optimal inverse kinematics in robotics. His work, published in the IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, introduces a new optimization technique with the potential to revolutionize robot design and control.
Currently our Ph.D. student, Janota succeeded with his Master's thesis on tracking honeybee behavior with robots.
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