August 23-24, 2024
Carnegie Mellon University
Poster Competition
Registration
Registrations for the Poster Competition are closed!
Prizes, Rules, Judges, and Logistics
Prizes:
- First Place: $200
- Second Place: $150
- Third Place: $100
- Fan Favorite: $50
The competition will be judged by three faculty judges who will award the top three posters. We will also have a fan favorite poster voted by general attendees.
Judges: Alan Scheller-Wolf, Ellen Vitercik, Tianyi Peng.
Fan Ballot Link: Vote for your favorite poster!
Logistics: The CMU INFORMS chapter will provide accommodation for one night if needed for accepted poster presenters. Hotel rooms will be shared with one other person. We will print posters for you in advance. We cannot provide travel reimbursements.
YinzOR 2024 Posters
Below are the details for YinzOR 2024 Posters!
Spatio-Temporal Compartmental Modeling for Customer-Level Power Outages
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Shuyi Chen, Carnegie Mellon University
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Hicksian Unit-Demand Pricing
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Kasra Ganjizadeh Tari, University of Pittsburgh
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Optimistic Q-learning for average reward and episodic reinforcement learning
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Priyank Agrawal, Columbia University
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Generative Dynamic Treatment Regimes
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Yiwei Dong, Carnegie Mellon University
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Accelerated stochastic approximation with state-dependent noise
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Tianjiao Li, Georgia Institute of Technology
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Towards Safe LLM-assisted Reward Generation in Restless Multi-Armed Bandit Problems
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Shresth Verma, Harvard University
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Hyperparameter tuning via trajectory predictions: Stochastic prox-linear methods in matrix sensing
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Mengqi Lou, Georgia Institute of Technology
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Can Price Discrimination be Progressive?
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Enfeng Xing, University of Pittsburgh
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Managing Trade-offs Between Revenue, Access and Market Balance on Online Dating Platforms
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Qiqi Hao, University of Pittsburgh
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Convergence Rates in Stochastic Stackelberg Games with Smooth Algorithmic Agents
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Eric Frankel, University of Washington
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Distributionally Fair Stochastic Optimization using Wasserstein Distance
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Qing Ye, Georgia Institute of Technology
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A Benders Decomposition Algorithm for Balancing Assembly Lines with Multi-Resource and Parallel Stations
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Wencang Bao, Georgia Institute of Technology
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