The 2018 YinzOR Student Conference will have a poster session open to all fields related to the conference. The judging panel will consist of Carnegie Mellon University faculty members.
The top three poster presenters will win cash prizes: $500 for the first place, $300 for the second place, and $200 for the third place.
Presenting authors and titles of accepted poster presentations
- Dhaifallah Alghamdi, “A Data Mining Based Approach for Burglary Crime Rate Prediction”
- Mansur Arief, “Designing Insurance Policies for Self-Driving Cars: A Rare Safety-Critical Event Perspective”
- Kamal Basulaiman, “Obesity Intervention through taxation: a game-theoretic approach”
- Courtney Burris, “Time-Dependent Student Performance Modeling and Optimal Teaching Policies”
- Sagnik Das, “Multicommodity Network Design Problem under Congestion”
- Ozgun Elci, “An application of risk-averse stochastic modeling to humanitarian relief network design”
- John E. Fontecha, “Boosting social influence via randomized incentive programs”
- Gian-Gabriel Garcia, “A Data-driven Stochastic Programming Approach to Determine Decision Boundaries for Medical Diagnosis Decisions”
- Dabeen Lee, “Generalized Chvatal-Gomory closures for integer programs with bounds on variables”
- Daniel Fernandez, “Sentiment Prediction of Customer Reviews”
- Anna Svirsko, “Solving the Hospital Medication Delivery Problem: Reducing Costs Without Sacrificing Quality of Care”
- Po-Wei Wang, “The Mixing method: low-rank coordinate descent for semidefinite programming with diagonal constraints”
Winners:
- 1st place: Po-Wei Wang
- 2nd place: Dabeen Lee
- 3rd place: Gian-Gabriel Garcia and Ozgun Elci
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