Title: Completely mixed stochastic games
Speaker: Prof T. Parthasarathy, Chennai Mathematical Institute and Indian Statistical Institute, Chennai Center
Date: Wednesday, 11/02/2015
Time: 11:30am
Venue: ME 217
Title: A few Theoretical and Empirical Studies on Single and Multistage Warehouse Location Problems
Speaker: Dr. Pritee Agarwal, Galgotias University
Time: Wednesday, January 14,2015, 3:30 p.m.
Venue: Room 217, Mechanical Engg. Building
Title: Relaxing MINLPs with discrete product terms
Speaker: Akshay Gupte, Clemson University
Time: Monday, December 29, 2014, 10:30 a.m.
Venue: LC 201, Lecture Hall Complex
Title: Efficient Detection and Localization on Graph Structured Data
Speaker: Dr. Manjesh Kumar Hanawal
Time and Date: 3:30pm, 18/12/14 (Thursday)
Venue: Room 217, Mechanical Engg. Building
Anu Thomas defended his Ph.D. thesis titled "Approaches to supply chain coordination: Decomposed and decentralised decision making models" on October 17, 2014. He was jointly advised by Prof. Jayendran Venkateswaran at IIT-B, Prof. Mohan Krishnamoorthy at Monash University, Australia and Dr. Gaurav Singh at CSIRO, Australia. IEOR team wishes Dr. Anu Thomas all the best in his future endeavors.
| Title: | Nonlinear gossip |
| Speaker: | Vivek Borkar, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
| Time: | October 08, 2014, 2:30pm |
| Venue: | ME 217 |
Title: Much Ado About Big Data Speaker: N. R. Srinivasa Raghavan, Data Science and Big Data, Reliance Industries Ltd. Time and Date: 3:00 pm, Tuesday, 29 April 2014 Venue: Room 217, Mechanical Engineering Abstract: ----------- Data science and her big brother Big Data have been ringing the corporate board rooms for a while now and are touted by pundits and brokers alike, as the harbingers of innovation and profitability. This talk will try to do justice to the hubris as well as to the ground realities. Brief bio: -----------
Title: Social Algorithms and Internet Economics Speaker: Dr. Swaparva Nath, ISI Delhi Time and Date: 2:30 pm, Monday 21/04/2014 Venue: Room 217, Mechanical Engineering Abstract: Classical algorithm design assumes that all the parameters of the objective function is known. When that information is held privately by multiple agents, we arrive in the domain of mechanism design, where the
Title: Random geometric complexes
Speaker: Dr. Yogeshwaran, D.
EC Senior Researcher, EE, Technion
Time: 2:15pm, 27th, February 2014
Venue: Room 217, ME Building
Abstract: In this talk, we shall focus on the global behaviour of geometric simplicial complexes built
random point sets. Starting with definitions of simplicial complexes, I shall describe heuristics about the
vanishing and formation of Betti numbers (counts of holes in the simplicial complex). We shall later look