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This workshop explores the effective application of systems theory tools in the analysis and design of modern computational strategies in learning, optimization, and control. The discussion will focus on two main themes, connected via the systems theory perspective:
1) The analysis and design of algorithms using systems theory,
2) Real-time algorithms in feedback loop with the world.
We will also outline open problems and fresh future research directions in these two domains using tools from systems theory.
Attendees
Attendees
This workshop is designed for anyone interested in leveraging systems theory to design and analyze modern computational methods in optimization, learning, and control.
This workshop is designed for anyone interested in leveraging systems theory to design and analyze modern computational methods in optimization, learning, and control.
We particularly welcome participation from early-career researchers, PhD students and postdocs, as well as professionals from industry.
We particularly welcome participation from early-career researchers, PhD students and postdocs, as well as professionals from industry.
We encourage applications from universities in geographical regions that are under-represented in the control community. Information about the EUCA travel grant can be found here.
We encourage applications from universities in geographical regions that are under-represented in the control community. Information about the EUCA travel grant can be found here.
Speakers
Speakers
Timm Faulwasser
TUHH
Ahmed Allibhoy
University of California, Riverside
Andrea Iannelli
University of Stuttgart
Giuseppe Belgioioso
KTH Stockholm
Luca Furieri
University of Oxford
Guido Carnevale
University of Bologna
Bahman Gharesifard
Queen's University
Ivano Notarnicola
University of Bologna
Organizers
Organizers
Giuseppe Belgioioso, KTH Stockholm
Saverio Bolognani, ETH Zurich
Ruggero Carli, Università di Padova
Ivano Notarnicola, Università di Bologna
Guido Carnevale, Università di Bologna
Florian Dörfler, ETH Zurich
Giuseppe Notarstefano, Università di Bologna
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