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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