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Hot off the press! Our research on the *risks of training-data reconstruction from random forest models* has just been nominated as one of @QuebecScience's Top 10 Scientific Discoveries of 2024! 🌟 🚀
quebecscience.qc.ca/decouver…
quebecscience.qc.ca/sciences…
Interesting article that I would recommend for grad students, particularly in STEM. Writing is an essential part of research. It often makes you understand your research better when you need to explain it to others.
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Nice article about some of the work we did in MTL.
"Security breach in AI algorithms: When tracing personal information becomes as easy as solving a Sudoku" (in FR) -- A great post from Le Labo 2⃣5⃣0⃣0⃣ @ @polymtl about our recent research! polymtl.ca/carrefour-actuali…
Ricardo Fukasawa retweeted
"Security breach in AI algorithms: When tracing personal information becomes as easy as solving a Sudoku" (in FR) -- A great post from Le Labo 2⃣5⃣0⃣0⃣ @ @polymtl about our recent research! polymtl.ca/carrefour-actuali…
Ricardo Fukasawa retweeted
Wrapping up an incredible year of collaboration! Huge thanks to @rfukasawa for joining us at the @ScaleAICanada Chair at @polymtl during your sabbatical. Excited to continue our projects on #ORMS, constraint programming, and trustworthy ML!
Congratulations to #mip2024 poster winner Dahye Han, and honorable mentions Noah Weninger and Siddharth Prasad.
Noah also got voted most popular poster! Congratulations to all!
Congratulations to #mip2024 computational competition winners (Yongzheng Dai and Chen Chen) and honorable mention (Rolf van der Hulst).
Hard to decide which posters to look at in #mip2024. So many interesting looking ones!
But these two look promising 😉 in my unbiased opinion
Ricardo Fukasawa retweeted
*Trained Random Forests Completely Reveal your Dataset!* arxiv.org/abs/2402.19232v1
#MachineLearning models encode extensive information that can be exploited to reconstruct most --if not all-- of their private training data. Wanna know how? Buckle up! (1/8)
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Professor Ricardo Fukasawa discusses his research in the Combinatorics and Optimization department at @UWaterloo. See how this mathematical discipline can offer solutions to improve efficacy in everything from banking to brain surgeries.
Watch here: youtu.be/ieRaaCtQ33I?feature…
Great dinner with an old friend
It was great to see you again @jim_luedtke . Looking forward to your talk tomorrow!
Ricardo Fukasawa retweeted
Have you ever imagined if Dantzig had a sister? Well, we did!
In the latest article of the s.t. column, @AliceRaffaele1 (the creative force behind it) and I discuss why there is still the need for such days, and the challenges faced by women in #orms.
doi.org/10.1287/orms.2024.01…
In honor of yesterday's International Day of Women and Girls in Science, check out the thought-provoking article, "If Dantzig Had a Sister," which borrows Virginia Woolf's thinking to reimagine gender inequality in STEM. [OR/MS Today] bit.ly/3ST7MgK
#STEM #ORMS
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Fantastic historical presentation by @ed_uchoa and @rrsadykov. Their take on the Column Generation technique's origins is filled with revelations & corrections. But there's more - a profound delve into science's battle amidst Stalinist USSR. A must-see! youtu.be/C5SpAWGn0dE
Very proud of my PhD student and @WaterlooMath student Noah Weninger for winning both best and most popular poster at #mip2023!
#proudpapa
Congratulations to Noah Weninger for the most popular & the best poster awards at #mip2023!
The committee felt that this poster embodied the artful work that we love seeing at MIP: a carefully designed algorithm, the convenient use of a relaxation & great computational results.
Very honored to be among such a great group of researchers featured in this awesome work done by @Subjectto_ !!
Subject to: Ricardo Fukasawa (University of Waterloo, Canada), youtu.be/852cJKqDr4I, #orms #optimization #Analytics #karate @rfukasawa
Now it is a conference! Just missing @JeffLinderoth #aussois2023 With @meurevine, @melkor_ia , @AndreaOmarT , @UlfFriedrich , and Christopher Hojny. @akazachk photography
Submitted our work on the bilevel knapsack to IPCO! Hope it goes well!
It has been a fun first work on the topic of bilevel IP, with great results, improving state of the art by up to 3 orders of magnitude.
Joint work with my PhD student Noah Weninger.
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Ricardo Fukasawa retweeted
Mark your calendars! The 20th anniversary of the MIP Workshop will be held May 22-25, 2023, at the University of Southern California
MIP will also host a computational competition, to be launched during October, and a student poster session
More info at mixedinteger.org/2023/
