News
04/29/09
Posted the following:
- Slides from Can's presentation.
- Slides from Loes' presentation and a copy of the paper she presented.
I'll post the rest of the material from those two weeks when I receive it.
04/08/09
Posted the following:
- Slides from Jinzhong's presentation on JCAT.
- Slides from Marcin's and Joel's presentations and references to the
papers they discussed.
- Slides from the presentations on social choice theory, and a link to
a paper on computational social choice.
As ever, you can find these linked on the syllabus page.
03/12/09
I posted notes for the sixth class along with the the readings for
next week. These include a paper of ours that discusses the entrants
in the first of the competitions run using the JCAT software that we
will use for the project.
The paper that Marcin will present (if we dont spend too long talking
about the project) is also up there.
03/04/09
I posted notes for the fifth class.
I corrected the typos, but I haven't had time to add in the information
about specializations of the VCG mechanism.
02/24/09
I posted notes for the fourth class, and the readings that go with them.
At some point we will start looking at these papers, honest.
You can find them linked on the syllabus page.
02/22/09
I posted revised notes for the third class.
02/20/09
I posted notes for the third class, and the readings for next week.
You can find them linked on the syllabus page.
The notes are still the ones from the class. I didn't get time to
revise them, but I wanted to let you have the readings so you have a
chance to look at them and I figured I might as well put up something
in the way of notes.
02/04/09
Notes for the second class were posted.
You can find them linked on the syllabus page.
These include the results of the auction experiments. Turns out that
you were surprisingly close to what the theory predicts :-)
It turns out that my trip is well timed: next Tuesday (10th February)
is a CUNY Thursday, so there would have been no class even if I was in
town, and we'll make up the class later on.
01/27/09
Welcome to the course.