Gilles Stoltz

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Bi-weekly learning seminar at ENS

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Gilles Stoltz

CNRS researcher at Ecole normale supérieure
Affiliated professor HEC Paris
Member of the CLASSIC team at INRIA

News, highlights, and slides of talks given abroad!

2012
ALT'12 PC co-chair

2011
I defended my habilitation!
Slides of a talk given at the workshop Mathematical and computational foundations of learning theory (organized in Dagstuhl, July 2011)
Slides of a talk given at the conference Mathematical aspects of game theory and applications (organized in Toulouse, September 2011)
Slides of a talk given at the conference ALT 2011 (organized in Espoo, Finland, October 2011)

2010
COLT'10 Best reviewer award
Slides of a talk at the Machine learning seminar, Technion, Haïfa (January 17, 2010)

2009
Stats in the Château -- a summer school in econometrics and statistics
Slides of my talk at COLT in Montréal (June 19, 2009)
Introduction to adversarial bandits: a video!

2008
Slides of the session talk within the second France - Canada congress in Montréal (June 5, 2008)
Slides of the prize talk at the joint meeting of SSC & SFdS in Ottawa (May 29, 2008)
Lectures on individual sequences at University of Milan, multi-armed bandits (lecture #1) and on-line portfolio selection (cours #2)
The slides of my talk at Wharton, UPenn (March 3, 2008)

2007
The slides of my talks at COLT'07 (San Diego, June 12-15, 2007) and 'Entente Cordiale' workshop (Paris, September 26)
My talks at EUI (March 1-4, 2007): on minimization of Hannan regret in incomplete information, statistical insights on lower bounding minimax regret
Nicolò Cesa-Bianchi and Gábor Lugosi were invited professors at Ecole Normale Supérieure in February 2007. They gave a series of lectures on their new book Prediction, Learning, and Games. Lecture notes available here.

2006
From May 31 to June 3, 2006, the second edition of 'Mathematical Foundations of Learning Theory' took place at Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris (first edition was in Barcelona).
My talk at McGill (Friday, April 28, 2006) and in Budapest (September 15, 2006)

Research interests
My research themes are on-line learning and prediction of individual sequences, usually from a game-theoretic viewpoint (that is, I consider learning in repeated zero-sum games).
As a consequence, I'm a member of the PASCAL research network (pattern analysis, statistical modelling and computational learning).
Please check out the agenda of SMILE in Paris (which is a child of the former bi-weekly learning seminar at ENS), this will give you a good view of the kind of maths we do in the Parisian community of learning.

Here is a CV (valid as of March 2012; only contains the highlight information, more details in the French CV!).

Publications
Please check out the dedicated page. (It is on the French part of the web site, but is totally bilingual.)

Teaching
My main teaching duty consists in a series of lectures, at HEC Paris, on basic statistics. A dedicated web page (in French) provides all relevant information.

Contacts
Here are my emails, affiliations, postal adresses, and some indications to come to my offices. Left is Ecole normale supérieure, right is HEC Paris.

Email: gilles.stoltz --at-- ens.fr
(This is my main email address.)

Department of mathematics and applications
(Team: Probability theory)
Ecole normale supérieure

45 rue d'Ulm
75005 Paris, France

Phone: (+33) 1 44 32 32 77
Fax: (+33) 1 44 32 20 80

Email: stoltz --at-- hec.fr
(Please use rather the other address.)

Department of economics and decision sciences
HEC Paris

1 rue de la libération
78351 Jouy-en-Josas, France

Phone: (+33) 1 39 67 72 60

Here are some instructions to reach the campus,
as well as a map of it (check out 'academic departments')