Optimal: Optimization for Machine Learning: From Robustness to Regularization
Abstract
The project has contributed to the development of optimal and efficient algorithms for large scale machine learning and their applications, with results in four main directions: 1) design of algorithms with budgeted space complexity; 2) design of algorithms with minimal time cost; 3) design of algorithms able to exploit data geometry; 4) application to the development of efficient AI systems for humanoid robotics and for for model independent new physics searches. The results of the project have led to new theoretical results, new software and new intelligent systems for robotics. In total 10 academic publications resulted from this grant. Research results have been published and presented in the top venues in the field.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 17, 2022
- Accession Number
- AD1170158
Entities
People
- Rosasco Lorenzo
Organizations
- University of Genoa