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Learning-Theoretic Foundations of Algorithm Design

Discover insights into AI applications for mathematics and theoretical computer science in this talk by Maria-Florina Balcan from Carnegie Mellon University.
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Overview

Discover insights into AI applications for mathematics and theoretical computer science in this talk by Maria-Florina Balcan from Carnegie Mellon University.

Syllabus

  • Introduction to Learning Theory
  • Overview of Machine Learning Concepts
    The Role of Learning Theory in AI
  • Fundamental Models of Learning
  • Probably Approximately Correct (PAC) Learning
    Online Learning
    Statistical Learning Frameworks
  • Algorithm Design and Analysis
  • Basics of Efficient Algorithm Design
    Approximation Algorithms
    Randomized Algorithms
  • Connections Between Learning Theory and Algorithm Design
  • Leveraging Learning for Algorithm Design
    Learning Algorithms in Theoretical Computer Science
  • Theoretical Insights into AI Applications
  • Applications in Mathematics
    Applications in Theoretical Computer Science
  • Case Studies and Real-World Applications
  • Case Studies from Carnegie Mellon Research
    Breakthroughs in AI with Theoretical Underpinnings
  • Advanced Topics in Learning-Theoretic Techniques
  • Game-Theoretic Learning
    Multi-Armed Bandits and Exploration vs. Exploitation
  • Future Directions and Open Problems
  • Challenges in Learning-Theoretic Algorithm Design
    Emerging Research Directions in AI
  • Conclusion and Summary
  • Recap of Key Concepts
    Final Thoughts on Learning-Theoretic Foundations
  • Supplemental Readings and Resources
  • Recommended Texts and Papers
    Online Resources and Lectures
  • Evaluation and Assessment
  • Problem Sets
    Projects and Presentations
    Final Examination

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Computer Science