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Travelled to:
1 × Canada
1 × Portugal
14 × USA
Collaborated with:
J.M.Kleinberg S.A.Plotkin Y.Rabani D.Kempe T.Wexler D.B.Shmoys V.Syrgkanis A.Gupta C.Stein R.Kleinberg G.Piliouras A.Hayrapetyan K.Aardal P.N.Klein H.C.Lin T.Roughgarden A.Walkover E.Anshelevich A.Dasgupta M.Charikar S.Guha A.Goel M.R.Henzinger F.T.Leighton F.Makedon S.Tragoudas
Talks about:
network (8) approxim (6) problem (6) algorithm (5) flow (4) social (3) game (3) multicommod (2) constant (2) schedul (2)

Person: Éva Tardos

DBLP DBLP: Tardos:=Eacute=va

Contributed to:

STOC 20132013
STOC 20092009
STOC 20082008
STOC 20062006
ICALP 20052005
STOC 20042004
KDD 20032003
STOC 20032003
STOC 20002000
STOC 19991999
STOC 19971997
STOC 19961996
STOC 19951995
STOC 19931993
STOC 19911991
STOC 19901990

Wrote 19 papers:

STOC-2013-SyrgkanisT #composition #performance
Composable and efficient mechanisms (VS, ÉT), pp. 211–220.
STOC-2009-KleinbergPT #game studies #learning #multi
Multiplicative updates outperform generic no-regret learning in congestion games: extended abstract (RK, GP, ÉT), pp. 533–542.
STOC-2008-KleinbergT #network #social
Balanced outcomes in social exchange networks (JMK, ÉT), pp. 295–304.
STOC-2006-HayrapetyanTW #game studies
The effect of collusion in congestion games (AH, ÉT, TW), pp. 89–98.
ICALP-2005-KempeKT #network #social
Influential Nodes in a Diffusion Model for Social Networks (DK, JMK, ÉT), pp. 1127–1138.
ICALP-2005-LinRTW #exponential #fibonacci
Braess’s Paradox, Fibonacci Numbers, and Exponential Inapproximability (HCL, TR, ÉT, AW), pp. 497–512.
STOC-2004-Tardos #game studies #network
Network games (ÉT), pp. 341–342.
KDD-2003-KempeKT #network #social
Maximizing the spread of influence through a social network (DK, JMK, ÉT), pp. 137–146.
STOC-2003-AnshelevichDTW #design #network
Near-optimal network design with selfish agents (EA, AD, ÉT, TW), pp. 511–520.
STOC-2000-GuptaT #algorithm #approximate #classification #constant #problem
A constant factor approximation algorithm for a class of classification problems (AG, ÉT), pp. 652–658.
STOC-1999-CharikarGTS #algorithm #approximate #problem
A Constant-Factor Approximation Algorithm for the k-Median Problem (MC, SG, ÉT, DBS), pp. 1–10.
STOC-1999-GoelHPT #data transfer #network #problem #scheduling #set
Scheduling Data Transfers in a Network and the Set Scheduling Problem (AG, MRH, SAP, ÉT), pp. 189–197.
STOC-1997-KleinbergRT
Allocating Bandwidth for Bursty Connections (JMK, YR, ÉT), pp. 664–673.
STOC-1997-ShmoysTA #algorithm #approximate #problem
Approximation Algorithms for Facility Location Problems (DBS, ÉT, KA), pp. 265–274.
STOC-1996-RabaniT #distributed #network
Distributed Packet Switching in Arbitrary Networks (YR, ÉT), pp. 366–375.
STOC-1995-KleinbergT #approximate #network #problem
Approximations for the disjoint paths problem in high-diameter planar networks (JMK, ÉT), pp. 26–35.
STOC-1993-PlotkinT #bound #multi
Improved bounds on the max-flow min-cut ratio for multicommodity flows (SAP, ÉT), pp. 691–697.
STOC-1991-LeightonMPSTT #algorithm #approximate #multi #performance #problem
Fast Approximation Algorithms for Multicommodity Flow Problems (FTL, FM, SAP, CS, ÉT, ST), pp. 101–111.
STOC-1990-KleinST #algorithm #approximate #concurrent #performance
Leighton-Rao Might Be Practical: Faster Approximation Algorithms for Concurrent Flow with Uniform Capacities (PNK, CS, ÉT), pp. 310–321.

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