UAI 2026
A non-convex but invex loss (LEARN) that tolerates an unknown number of corrupted rounds, with tight dynamic regret guarantees and no Lipschitz assumption.
Work on fair division, welfare maximization, online learning, and robust optimization.
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UAI 2026
A non-convex but invex loss (LEARN) that tolerates an unknown number of corrupted rounds, with tight dynamic regret guarantees and no Lipschitz assumption.
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Recovers a signal from magnitude-only measurements under arbitrary corruption, with nearly linear sample complexity and no spectral initialization.
AAAI 2025
A single UCB-based algorithm that achieves -mean regret bounds across the whole fairness–efficiency spectrum, recovering average and Nash regret as special cases.
ITCS 2024
Breaks the -approximation barrier for Nash social welfare under XOS valuations, using demand and XOS oracles.
WINE 2022
A polynomial-time -approximation for Nash social welfare in coverage problems, with a matching APX-hardness result.
IJCAI 2022
Under dichotomous valuations, envy-freeness is reachable with a per-agent subsidy of only or — a linear-factor improvement on general monotone valuations.
ESA 2020
An -approximation for -mean welfare under subadditive valuations, with a matching lower bound showing the guarantee is essentially tight.
Also on DBLP.