Next
Livestream will start soon!
Livestream has already ended.
Presentation has not been recorded yet!
  • title: Bandits with Knapsacks: Beyond the Worst-Case Analysis
      0:00 / 0:00
      • Report Issue
      • Settings
      • Playlists
      • Bookmarks
      • Subtitles Off
      • Playback rate
      • Quality
      • Settings
      • Debug information
      • Server sl-yoda-v2-stream-004-alpha.b-cdn.net
      • Subtitles size Medium
      • Bookmarks
      • Server
      • sl-yoda-v2-stream-004-alpha.b-cdn.net
      • sl-yoda-v2-stream-004-beta.b-cdn.net
      • 1685195716.rsc.cdn77.org
      • 1239898752.rsc.cdn77.org
      • Subtitles
      • Off
      • English
      • Playback rate
      • Quality
      • Subtitles size
      • Large
      • Medium
      • Small
      • Mode
      • Video Slideshow
      • Audio Slideshow
      • Slideshow
      • Video
      My playlists
        Bookmarks
          00:00:00
            Bandits with Knapsacks: Beyond the Worst-Case Analysis
            • Settings
            • Sync diff
            • Quality
            • Settings
            • Server
            • Quality
            • Server

            Bandits with Knapsacks: Beyond the Worst-Case Analysis

            Dec 6, 2021

            Speakers

            KAS

            Karthik Abinav Sankararaman

            Speaker · 0 followers

            AS

            Aleksandrs Slivkins

            Speaker · 1 follower

            About

            Bandits with Knapsacks (BwK) is a general model for multi-armed bandits under supply/budget constraints. While worst-case regret bounds for BwK are well-understood, we present three results that go beyond the worst-case perspective. First, we provide upper and lower bounds which amount to a full characterization for logarithmic, instance-dependent regret rates.Second, we consider “"simple regret" in BwK, which tracks algorithm's performance in a given round, and prove that it is small in all but…

            Organizer

            N2
            N2

            NeurIPS 2021

            Account · 1.9k followers

            About NeurIPS 2021

            Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) is a multi-track machine learning and computational neuroscience conference that includes invited talks, demonstrations, symposia and oral and poster presentations of refereed papers. Following the conference, there are workshops which provide a less formal setting.

            Like the format? Trust SlidesLive to capture your next event!

            Professional recording and live streaming, delivered globally.

            Sharing

            Recommended Videos

            Presentations on similar topic, category or speaker

            Model-Based Episodic Memory Induces Dynamic Hybrid Controls
            15:06

            Model-Based Episodic Memory Induces Dynamic Hybrid Controls

            Hung Le, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            Scaling Neural Tangent Kernels via Sketching and Random Features
            10:30

            Scaling Neural Tangent Kernels via Sketching and Random Features

            Insu Han, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            CLIP-It! Language-Guided Video Summarization
            06:14

            CLIP-It! Language-Guided Video Summarization

            Medhini Narasimhan, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            Revisiting Time Series Outlier Detection: Definition and Benchmark
            05:27

            Revisiting Time Series Outlier Detection: Definition and Benchmark

            Kwei-Herng Lai, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            Unsupervised Resource Allocation with Graph Neural Networks
            19:34

            Unsupervised Resource Allocation with Graph Neural Networks

            Miles Cranmer, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            Discussion: Chelsea Finn, Masashi Sugiyama
            20:55

            Discussion: Chelsea Finn, Masashi Sugiyama

            Chelsea Finn, …

            N2
            N2
            NeurIPS 2021 3 years ago

            Total of 0 viewers voted for saving the presentation to eternal vault which is 0.0%

            Interested in talks like this? Follow NeurIPS 2021