Fall 2015
The EconCS Group holds an Economics and Computer Science research seminar each semester.
Spring 2015 meetings are held at 1:45 to 3:30pm Fridays in Maxwell Dworkin 123.
Seminar Coordinator for '15-'16 is Mr. Jean Pouget-Abadie, jean.pougetabadie@gmail.com
September 4 | Moshe Tennenholtz |
Sequential Commitment Games |
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September 18 |
Charalampos (Babis) Tsourakakis |
Large Scale Graph Mining |
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October 2 | Arpit Agarwal | Connections between Calibrated Surrogates in Supervised Learning and Property Elicitation in Probability Forecasting | ||
October 9 | Edmond Awad | Collective Judgement in Contested Domains: The Case of Conflicting Arguments | ||
October 15 | Andrew Mao | Long-Run Behavior in Repeated Prisoner's Dilemma | ||
October 19 | Luis Ortiz | On Networks and Behavior: Strategic Inference and Machine Learning | ||
October 23 |
Iyad Rahwan |
Making Social Networks Work
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October 30 | Valentin Robu |
Efficient Electricity Group Buying using Prediction-of-Use Tariffs |
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November 6 | Ming Yin |
The Communication Network Within the Crowd |
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November 13 | Patrick Loiseau |
Classification from strategic data: a game-theoretic perspective |
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November 20 |
Greg Stoddard (Speaker #1) Eric Balkanski (Speaker #2) |
I spent a month building an experiment and all I got were these dumb results (Talk #1) The Limitations of Optimization from Samples (Talk #2) |
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December 4 | Arpit Agarwal | Connections between Calibrated Surrogates in Supervised Learning and Property Elicitation in Probability Forecasting | ||