Program
A pdf version of the program is available here.
Rooms for Sessions
We are using the Grande View and Harbor Lights rooms for the different sessions.
Monday, January 8, 2024
Registration (8:00 — 8:45)
Opening Remarks, Greetings (8.45 — 9:00)
Keynote Speaker (9:00 — 10:30)
Chair: Martin Golumbic and Frederick Hoffman
Time | Description |
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9:00 | The Role of Dataset Reset in Online Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback |
Wen Sun | |
9:45 | Learning control with Differentiable Simulation |
Animesh Garg |
Coffee Break (10:30 — 11:00)
Morning Sessions (11:00 — 12:30)
Main Track Session - Machine Learning Theory and Methods 1
Chair: Claudio Gentille
Time | Description |
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11:00 | A Model for Optimizing Recalculation Schedules to Minimize Regret |
Bethany Austhof, Lev Reyzin | |
11:30 | A Theory of Learning with Competing Objectives and User Feedback |
Pranjal Awasthi, Corinna Cortes, Yishay Mansour, Mehryar Mohri | |
12:00 | Meta Co-Training: Two Views are Better than One |
Jay C. Rothenberger, Dimitrios I. Diochnos |
Special Session on Deep Reinforcement Learning 1
Chair: Abhishek Gupta
Time | Description |
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11:00 | The "Deep" in Deep RL: Capacity Loss, and How to Mitigate it in Value-Based RL |
Aviral Kumar | |
11:45 | Provable Guarantees for Generative Behavior Cloning |
Max Simchowitz |
Lunch (12:30 — 2:00)
On your own.
After Lunch Sessions (2:00 — 3:30)
Main Track Session - Voting Systems, Games
Chair: Lev Reyzin
Time | Description |
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2:00 | Apportionment with Thresholds: Strategic Campaigns Are Easy in the Top-Choice But Hard in the Second-Chance Mode |
Christian Laußmann, Jörg Rothe, Tessa Seeger | |
2:30 | Trick Costs for \alpha\mu and New Relatives |
Samuel Bounan, Stefan Edelkamp | |
3:00 | Toward Completing the Picture of Control in Schulze and Ranked Pairs Elections |
Cynthia Maushagen, David Niclaus, Paul Nüsken, Jörg Rothe, Tessa Seeger |
Special Session on Deep Reinforcement Learning 2
Chair: Abhishek Gupta
Time | Description |
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2:00 | Walking the line between model- and learning-based methods for intelligent robotic manipulation |
Georgia Chalvatzaki | |
2:45 | The Journey of Making Linear MDP Practical |
Bo Dai |
Coffee Break (3:30 — 4:00)
Afternoon Sessions (4:00 — 5:30)
Main Track Session - Tractability and Hardness
Chair: Martin Golumbic
Time | Description |
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4:00 | A differential approach for several NP-hard optimization problems |
Sangram K. Jena, K. Subramani, Alvaro Velasquez | |
4:30 | On the computational complexities of finding selected refutations of linear programs |
K. Subramani, Piotr Wojciechowski | |
5:00 | Extending the Tractability of the Clique Problem via Graph Classes Generalizing Treewidth |
Philippe Jégou |
Evening
Water Taxi Cruise in Ft. Lauderdale.
Tentative: We will gather in the lobby at 6:30pm, and leave promptly at 6:40pm to walk to a 7:00pm pickup by the Watertaxi.
We will gather in the lobby at 7:00pm because the Watertaxi is actually quite close and we should still be able to make it on time.
Tuesday, January 9, 2024
Opening Remarks, Greetings (8.45 — 9:00)
Keynote Speaker (9:00 — 10:00)
Chair: Martin Golumbic / Frederick Hoffman
Time | Description |
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9:00 | Group Fairness in Collective Decisions: From Multiwinner Voting to Participatory Budgeting |
Edith Elkind |
Coffee Break (10:00 — 10:30)
Morning Session (10:30 — 12:30)
Special Session on Deep Reinforcement Learning 3
Chair: Abhishek Gupta
Time | Description |
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10:30 | Reinforcement Learning Meets Bilevel Optimization: Learning Leader-Follower Games with Sample Efficiency |
Zhuoran Yang | |
11:15 | Is RLHF More Difficult than Standard RL? A Theoretical Perspective |
Chi Jin | |
12:00 | Contributed Talks |
Brief Student Presentations |
Special Session on Alternative Models for Fairness in AI 1
Chair: John Hooker
Time | Description |
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10:30 | The Measure and Mismeasure of Fairness |
Hans Gaebler | |
11:00 | Enabling fairness in multi-agent reinforcement learning for decision making |
Tian Lan | |
11:30 | Workforce pDEI: Productivity Coupled with DEI |
Lanching Du |
Lunch (12:30 — 2:00)
On your own.
After Lunch Sessions (2:00 — 3:30)
Special Session on Deep Reinforcement Learning 4
Chair: Abhishek Gupta
Time | Description |
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2:00 | Goal Recognition as RL - Fantastic Goals and Where to Find Them |
Reuth Mirsky | |
2:45 | Dilemmas in Reinforcement and Imitation Learning |
Pulkit Agrawal | |
3:30 | To RL or not to RL |
Sanjiban Choudhury |
Special Session on Alternative Models for Fairness in AI 2
Chair: Tae Wan Kim
Time | Description |
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2:00 | Formulating Fairness in Optimization Models |
Violet Chen | |
2:30 | Structural Properties of Equitable Solutions |
Özgün Elçi | |
3:00 | Assessing Group Fairness with Social Welfare Optimization |
John Hooker, Derek Leben |
Coffee Break (3:30 — 4:00)
Afternoon Sessions (4:00 — 5:30)
Special Session on Alternative Models for Fairness in AI 3 (Grande View Room)
Chair: Derek Leben
Time | Description |
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4:00 | The Fairness Fair: Bringing Human Perception into Collective Decision-Making |
Hadi Hosseini | |
4:30 | Bayesian Approach to Estimating Counterfactual Fairness Measures: A Case Study on COMPAS Recidivism Risk Score |
Saeyoung Rho | |
5:00 | Social Choice for AI Alignment |
Vincent Conitzer |
Main Track Session - Machine Learning Theory and Methods 2 (Harbor Lights Room)
Chair: Dimitrios Diochnos
Time | Description |
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4:30 | Principled Approaches for Learning to Defer with Multiple Experts |
Anqi Mao, Mehryar Mohri, Yutao Zhong | |
5:00 | On Sample Reuse Methods for Answering k-wise Statistical Queries |
Lev Reyzin, Duan Tu |
Evening
Banquet in the hotel.
The cash bar will open at 6:30pm, with dinner seating at 7:15.
Keynote Speaker (talk integrated with the banquet)
Chair: Martin Golumbic / Frederick Hoffman
Time | Description |
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TBD | TBA |
Susan Schneider |
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Opening Remarks, Greetings (8.45 — 9:00)
Keynote Speaker (9:00 — 10:00)
Chair: Martin Golumbic / Frederick Hoffman
Time | Description |
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9:00 | The TPTP World – Infrastructure for Automated Reasoning |
Geoff Sutcliffe |
Coffee Break (10:00 — 10:30)
Morning Sessions (10:30 — 12:35)
Main Track Session - Modeling
Chair: K. Subramani
Time | Description |
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10:30 | Seamless Logic-based and Analysis-based Hybrid Systems with Application to Bio-molecular Networks |
H.A. Blair, K.W. Foster | |
11:00 | Single-Instruction, High-Dimension: A Unique Computational Model for AI |
William Edward Hahn, Misha Klopukh | |
11:30 | Neural Diffusion Graph Convolutional Network for Predicting Heat Transfer in Selective Laser Metling |
Benjamin Uhrich, Tim Häntschel, Martin Schäfer, Erhard Rahm | |
12:00 | New Proportion Measures of Discrimination Based on Natural Direct and Indirect Effects |
Ryusei Shingaki, Manabu Kuroki |
Session on Combinatorial Image Analysis - IWCIA
Chair: Kira Adaricheva
Time | Description |
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10:30 | Addressing Discretization Artifacts in Tomography by Accessing and Balancing Pixel Coverage of Projections |
Csaba Olasz | |
10:55 | Finding Straight Skeleton of 3D Orthogonal Polyhedron: A Combinatorial Approach |
Anukul Maity, Mousumi Dutt, Arindam Biswas | |
11:20 | Balanced Infinity Laplacian Applied to Depth Completion on Graphs |
Vanel Lazcano | |
11:45 | Foundation of Learning Finite State Matrix Automata using L∗ Algorithm |
Abhisek Midya | |
12:10 | Prime Labeling of Mobius Ladder Graphs Mn |
Khandoker Mohammed Mominul Haque, Umme Nasree Khanam, Khandoker Mohammed Faiyaz Shahriar |
Lunch (12:35 — 2:00)
On your own.
After Lunch Session (2:00 — 3:00)
Main Track Session - Knowledge Representation, Boolean Formulas
Chair: Jörg Rothe
Time | Description |
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2:00 | Towards a Unifying View on Monotone Constructive Definitions |
Linde Vanbesien, Samuele Pollaci, Bart Bogaerts, Marc Denecker | |
2:30 | Computing the $D$-base and $D$-relation of finite closure systems |
Simon Vilmin, Kira Adaricheva, Lhouari Nourine | |
3:00 | Partial Boolean Functions for QBF Semantics |
Allen Van Gelder |