Personal
my vita and
a brief bio
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Lev Reyzin is an Associate Professor in the
MCS
group at UIC's mathematics department
and director of the UIC Foundations of Data Science Institute.
His research spans the theory and practice of machine learning.
Prior to coming to UIC, Lev was a Simons Postdoctoral Fellow at
Georgia Tech, and before that,
an NSF CI-Fellow at
Yahoo! Research,
where he tackled problems in computational advertising.
Lev received his Ph.D. on an NSF graduate research fellowship
from Yale
under Dana Angluin
and his undergraduate degree from
Princeton.
He serves on the board of the Association for Algorithmic Learning Theory and as an Associate Editor of Ann. Math. Artif. Intell., and he was program chair
for ALT 2017 and ISAIM 2020.
His work has earned awards at ICML, COLT, and AISTATS and has been
funded by the National Science Foundation and the Army Research Office.
my blog and my
Twitter
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publications
volumes edited
my google scholar
Advising
Shelby Heinecke, Ph.D. 2020
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- thesis: Resilient Structures and Robust Machine Learning Algorithms
- first/current position: research scientist at Salesforce
Mano Vikash Janardhanan, Ph.D. 2019
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Benjamin Fish, Ph.D. 2018
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Yi Huang, Ph.D. 2017
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Ádám Lelkes
(with György Turán), Ph.D. 2017
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Jeremy Kun, Ph.D. 2016
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Li Wang, postdoc RAP, 2015–2017
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- research interests: optimization, mathematical programming, tensors, large-data problems
- first/current position: assistant professor of Mathematics
at UT Arlington
Funding (as PI/co-PI)
current: NSF CCF-1934915 (2019-2022),
NSF CCF-1848966 (2018-2020)
past: NSF IIS-1526379 (2015-2018),
ARO 66497-NS (2015-2016)
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Teaching
UIC CS 501/MCS 501: Computer Algorithms II
UIC MCS 548: Mathematical Theory of Artificial Intelligence
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UIC ECON 473/STAT 473: Game Theory
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UIC MCS 549: Mathematical Foundations of Data Science
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UIC CS 401/MCS 401: Computer Algorithms I
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UIC MCS 441: Theory of Computation I
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UIC MCS 521: Combinatorial Optimization
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NWU EECS 497-3: Advanced Topics in Computational Learning Theory
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NWU EECS 496-10: Computational Learning Theory
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GaTech
CS 8803/MATH 8833: Discrete Fourier Analysis and Applications
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Service (recent/selected)
Ann Math Artif Intell associate editor (2016-present)
AALT secretary and treasurer (2018-present)
cstheory.stackexchange.com moderator (2014-present)
PC (co-)chair: ISAIM 2020,
ALT 2017
local (co-)chair:
MMLS 2020 (cancelled due to COVID-19), ALT 2019
Other
my math genealogy entry
my Erdös number is 3
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some different paths:
Lev Reyzin →
Nikhil Srivastava →
Alan D. Taylor →
Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin →
James Aspnes →
Leonard J. Schulman →
Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin →
Santosh S. Vempala →
Noga Alon →
Paul Erdös
Lev Reyzin →
György Turán →
András Hanjal →
Paul Erdös
some of my photos on photonet and flickr
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