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I am a final fifth year PhD student in the Computer Science department at Princeton University where I am fortunate to be advised by Elad Hazan.

My research interest is in machine learning theory and algorithms, more specifically online learning with use cases in areas such as reinforcement learning and control, learning in games, etc. I am also interested in large scale convex and nonconvex optimization.

Prior to joining Princeton, I did my undergrad at MIT majoring in both math (18) and computer science (6-3). My earlier life was based in Yerevan, Armenia mainly competing in contests like IMO and IOI.


Publications/Preprints

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Talks

  • Regret Guarantees for Online Deep Control
    Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC) in June 2023
  • Online Control of Unknown Time-Varying Dynamical Systems
    Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) in December 2021
  • Adaptive Regret for Control of Time-Varying Dynamics
    Learning for Dynamics and Control (L4DC) in June 2023
    Theoretical Foundations of Reinforcement Learning workshop, ICML (Spotlight talk) in June 2020
  • Faster Projection-free Online Learning
    Conference on Learning Theory (COLT) in July 2020
    Princeton Theoretical Machine Learning Seminar in April 2020

Teaching

  • Theoretical Machine Learning (COS511)
    Teaching Assistant at Princeton University, Fall 2022
  • Introduction to Machine Learning (COS324)
    Teaching Assistant at Princeton University, Spring 2020
  • Theoretical Machine Learning (COS511)
    Teaching Assistant at Princeton University, Fall 2019
  • Introduction to Machine Learning (6.036)
    Teaching Assistant at MIT, Spring 2018
  • Introduction to Machine Learning (6.036)
    Lab Assistant at MIT, Fall 2017