Yet another winner @LINCS! Congratulations to Alexandre Pacaud, PhD at Télécom-Paris under the supervision of Marceau Coupechoux, who is among the winners of the 2022 “My thesis in three minutes” contest organized by Orange.
Here’s the link to the video of his presentation: https://mastermedia.orange-business.com/publicMedia?t=pmg0YKZ20v
Alexandre has been very effective in presenting a complex research subject to a non-specialistic audience and the video is particularly interesting for young researchers.
Here’s Alexandre’s thesis in a nutshell:
Frequency bands, such as 5G or 6G, are generally allocated to telecommunications companies through different auctions taking place simultaneously. Considered the sums involved and the strategic implications determined by the outcome of these auctions, it is crucial to have a good bidding strategy. In my thesis, we develop learning algorithms in order to calculate the optimal strategy for these auctions.
What’s coming next!
Coming talks at LINCS seminar
- PA-CODA: Planner-Agnostic Collision Detection and Avoidance for Multi-Robot Navigation by Sara Ayoubi (Nokia) – Dec. 14
Practical Networks
- Ayoub Ben Ameur (TSP) – Jan. 18
- Andrea Araldo (TSP) – March 01
- Emma Braiteh (TP/SystemX) – March 22
- Lorenzo Maggi (Nokia) – April 12
Network Theory Working Group
- Emma Caizerguez (Nokia) – Jan.11
- Andrea Araldo (TSP) – Feb. 01
- Ana Busic (Inria) – Febr. 22
- Guodong Sun (Inria+Nokia) – March 15
Python Workshop
- Rémi Varloot (Nokia) – Dec. 14
- Guillaume Nibert (Sorbonne) – Feb. 15
What we’ve been doing…
Talks at LINCS seminar
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Coverage and Stability Analysis of Cellular Network with Temporal Traffic by Qiong Liu (Télécom-Paris)
- Network Intelligence in the Open RAN: architectures, challenges and open experimental platforms by Salvatore D’Oro (Northeastern University)
- Talking to robots and drones: Network requirements for autonomous agents in factories and warehouses of the future by Matthew Andrews (Nokia)
- Work Memory Requirements in Error Susceptible Quantum Networks by Michel Barbeau (Carleton University, Ottawa)
- Extended Reality in 5G NR and Beyond by Stefano Paris (Nokia)
- PCANT — Programable Capture and Analysis of Network Traffic by Rémi Varloot (Nokia)
- Calculating the probability of the Condorcet Paradox using combinatorics tools by Emma Caizergues (Nokia)
Practical Networks
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Special RG session: presentation of the TP software radio platform by Philippe Martins (TP) **only on site**
- The magic of container networking: a (not-so) short introduction by Leonardo Linguaglossa (TP)
- Heterogeneous Radio Access Technologies in Vehicular Communications by Francesca Bassi (SystemX)
- Distributed Optimization for Cellular Networks by Chung Shue (Calvin) Chen (Nokia)
Network Theory Working Group
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Unimodular Random Graphs by François Baccelli (Inria)
- An introduction to network calculus by Ke Feng (Inria)
- Quantum Cryptography: Quantum Key Distribution protocols by Ludovic Noirie (Nokia)
- Enumerating Bipartite Graphs With Degree Constraints by Emma Caizergues (Nokia)
- Introduction to submodular functions by Fabien Mathieu (Swapcard)
Python Workshop
(check the videos at the following links!)
- Introduction to Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning with Petting Zoo by Claire Bizon Monroc (Inria)
- Concurrent Programming in Python3 Using Asyncio by Marc-Olivier Buob (Nokia)
- Distributed Task Processing with GNU Parallel by Maxime Mouchet (Sorbonne)
- Easy Convex Optimization in Python with CVXPY by Maxime Elkael (Télécom-SudParis)
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