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Fatih Erdem KIZILKAYA
Hello, I'm Fatih (fa:tih), a Ph.D. candidate in computer science at University of Southern California, where I am fortunate to be a part of the Theory Group, and to be advised by Dr. David Kempe. Previously, I did my master's degree in computer science at TOBB University of Economics and Technology under Dr. Bugra Caskurlu.
Research Areas
Theoretical Computer Science / Algorithms
Artificial Intellgence / Multiagent Systems
Computational Economics / Game Theory
Social Choice Theory / Voting Theory
Contact
fatih.erdem.kizilkaya [at] gmail [dot] com
News & Updates
[Santa Fe Institute] Approximating Collectively Optimal Choice under Ordinal Information
I gave an invited talk at the Santa Fe Institute.
The recording is available here: https://santafe.app.box.com/s/2bhozqy130vtmycqw18i5h1fuwf6kbr9
[FOCS 2024] Distortion in Social Choice Workshop
I gave an invited talk at the Distortion in Social Choice Workshop, held as part of for the 65th Annual Symposium on Foundations of Computer Science (FOCS 2024).
[COMSOC Video Seminar] Plurality Veto and Beyond
I gave an invited talk in the International Seminar Series on Social Choice (COMSOC Video Seminar).
The recording is available here: https://youtu.be/nMm6-20OI94?si=6H-QYEX4fS9pTakB
[Theory Dish] Optimal Metric Distortion for Voting — A Proof from the Book
Prasanna Ramakrishnan wrote a lovely blog post on Stanford's CS Theory blog about our voting rule Plurality Veto.
URL: https://theorydish.blog/2023/09/25/optimal-metric-distortion-for-voting-a-proof-from-the-book/
[AIhub] #IJCAI2022 Distinguished Paper — Plurality Veto
I wrote a blog post for AIHub about our paper which won the distinguished paper award at IJCAI 2022.
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