Prof. Lillian Ratliff — Research Profile
University of Washington · Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Graduate application deadlines
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering
Fall 2027Autumn 2027 - International
Dec 15, 2026
Application deadline
Autumn 2027 - Domestic
Dec 15, 2026
MS in Electrical & Computer Engineering
Fall 2027Application deadline
Dec 15, 2026
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Prof. Lillian Ratliff at University of Washington Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering lists Machine learning, game theory, decision-making, optimization, artificial intelligence as their registered research area.
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Recent papers
- Near-Optimal $\sqrt{K}$-Regret for Online Learning in Uninformed Markov GamesNewPreprintarXiv (Cornell University) · Nov 1
- Omniprediction for All Mixable Proper Losses and BeyondNewPreprintarXiv (Cornell University) · Oct 29
- Monotone Multispecies FlowsNewSIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems · Oct 28
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