Dip into Optimization
Dip into Optimization
The Dip into Optimization Seminar will meet on a monthly basis, on Thursdays 1-2pm in PDL C-38. It is a graduate student only seminar aimed at exposing students to the different types of optimization being done by their peers. It will also give students the opportunity to present their research or papers they are reading to a general optimization audience and get feedback on their talks. Students from other departments are welcome to attend. This seminar is suitable for graduate students of all levels.
Past Events
- Reconstructing trees from traces (Samantha Davies, University of Washington) -
- An Introduction to Information Theoretic Minimax Lower Bounds (Jennifer Rogers, University of Washington) -
- A Smoother Way to Train Structured Prediction Models (Krishna Pillutla, University of Washington ) -
- Polynomial Optimization in Computer Vision (Andrew Pryhuber, University of Washington ) -
- The alignment principle (Kellie MacPhee, University of Washington) -
- Optimal Mass Transport: Theory and Applications (Mathias Hudoba de Badyn, University of Washington) -
- The Santa Claus Problem (Samantha Davies, University of Washington) -