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The action you have requested is limited to users in the group:. You can view and copy the source of this page: Image:SvenDesk.jpg thumb 188px Sven Leyffer Born in Hamburg, Germany, Sven obtained his Ph.D. In 1994 from the University of Dundee, working on mixed-integer nonlinear programming problems with Roger Fletcher.
He has held postdoc positions at Dundee, Northwestern, and Argonne, where he now works as a Senior Computational Mathematician in the Mathematics and Computer Science Division. Sven is a Senior Fellow of the Computation Institute at the University of Chicago. Sven is a co-editor of Mathematical Programming and served as an editor-in-chief of Mathematical Methods of Operations Research.
He serves on the editorial board of Computational Optimization and Applications and Mathematics of Computation. In addition, Sven has served as the INFORMS Optimization Vice-Chair for nonlinear programming and as the Program Director of the SIAM activity group on optimization. Sven was SIAM Vice President for Programs from 2010-2013. Currently, Sven serves as the Secretary of ICIAM. For other appointments, see Sven Leyffer's Appointments this list of other appointments.
Together with Roger Fletcher and Philippe L. Toint, Sven was awarded the Lagrange prize in optimization in 2006. In 2009, Sven became a SIAM Fellow. In 2013, Sven won the 2012 COAP Best Paper Prize with Chungen Chen and Roger Fletcher for their paper on nonmonotone filter methods. In 2016, Sven was awarded the Farkas Prize for Mid-career Researchers by INFORMS.
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Contents. Research Koenig is an and who develops techniques for planning and learning under uncertainty and time constraints, both for single agents and teams of agents.
His research often combines ideas from artificial intelligence and robotics with ideas from other disciplines, such as,. Scientific Achievements In his pre-dissertation work, Koenig applied (MDPs) to artificial intelligence planning. The standard textbook in artificial intelligence, (second edition), states 'The connection between MDPs and AI planning problems was made first by Sven Koenig (1991), who showed how probabilistic STRIPS operators provide a compact representation for transition models.' Koenig's dissertation on 'Goal-Directed Acting with Incomplete Information' describes a robust robot navigation architecture based on models. His papers on the subject are highly cited due to their pioneering nature and the subsequent wide adoption of probabilistic robot navigation approaches. After his dissertation, Koenig laid a broad foundation for in artificial intelligence with the development of search algorithms such as Lifelong Planning A.
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The ideas behind his incremental heuristic search algorithm D. Lite, for example, have been incorporated by others into a variety of path planning systems in robotics, including Carnegie Mellon University's winning entry in the. Koenig is also known for his work on real-time search, ant robots, probabilistic planning with nonlinear utility functions, development and analysis of robot-navigation methods (goal-directed navigation in unknown terrain, localization, coverage and mapping), agent coordination based on cooperative auctions, and any-angle path planning. Professional Activities Koenig was conference co-chair of the 2004 International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling, program co-chair of the 2005 International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems and program co-chair of the 2007 and 2008 AAAI Nectar programs. He served or serves on the editorial boards of several artificial intelligence and robotics journals, on the board of directors of the Robotics: Science and Systems Foundation, on the advisory boards of the and Americas School on Agents and Multiagent Systems, and on the steering committees of the International Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling and the Symposium on Abstraction, Reformulation, and Approximation. Honors and awards Koenig is the recipient of an Recognition of Service Award, an CAREER award, an Faculty Partnership Award, a Charles Lee Powell Foundation Award, a Raytheon Faculty Fellowship Award, a Mellon Mentoring Award, a Fellowship, the, and the Tong Leong Lim Pre-Doctoral Prize from the University of California at Berkeley.
Selected References S. Goal-Directed Acting with Incomplete Information. PhD thesis, School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), 1997. Simmons and S. Probabilistic Robot Navigation in Partially Observable Environments. In Proceedings of the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1080–1087, 1995.
Agent-Centered Search. Artificial Intelligence Magazine, 22, (4), 109-131, 2001.
Likhachev and D. Lifelong Planning A. Artificial Intelligence Journal, 155, (1-2), 93-146, 2004. Likhachev, Y. Incremental Heuristic Search in Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence Magazine, 25, (2), 99-112, 2004. Svennebring and S. Building Terrain-Covering Ant Robots. Autonomous Robots, 16, (3), 313-332, 2004.
Koenig and M. Fast Replanning for Navigation in Unknown Terrain. Transactions on Robotics, 21, (3), 354-363, 2005. Lagoudakis, V. Keskinocak, S.
Meyerson and S. Auction-Based Multi-Robot Routing.
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In Proceedings of the International Conference on Robotics: Science and Systems, 343-350, 2005. Functional Value Iteration for Decision-Theoretic Planning with General Utility Functions. In Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence (AAAI), 1186–1193, 2006. External links.
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