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Georgios Piliouras

Topic trends: 32,543 papers · similarity ≥ 0.4 · year ≥ 2024 · Data sourced from Semantic Scholar

34,598 papers | Abstracts: 31,650 (91.5%) | Citations: 34,598 (100.0%) | arXiv: 26,074 (75.4%)

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papers (20)

No-Regret Learning and Mixed Nash Equilibria: They Do Not Mix

NEURIPS 2020arXiv

Exploration-Exploitation in Multi-Agent Competition: Convergence with Bounded Rationality

NEURIPS 2021arXiv

Scalable AI Safety via Doubly-Efficient Debate

Chaos, Extremism and Optimism: Volume Analysis of Learning in Games

NEURIPS 2020arXiv

The route to chaos in routing games: When is price of anarchy too optimistic?

NEURIPS 2020arXiv

Beyond Time-Average Convergence: Near-Optimal Uncoupled Online Learning via Clairvoyant Multiplicative Weights Update

NEURIPS 2022arXiv

Alternating Mirror Descent for Constrained Min-Max Games

NEURIPS 2022arXiv

Online Learning in Periodic Zero-Sum Games

NEURIPS 2021arXiv

Efficient Online Learning of Optimal Rankings: Dimensionality Reduction via Gradient Descent

NEURIPS 2020arXiv

Matrix Multiplicative Weights Updates in Quantum Zero-Sum Games: Conservation Laws & Recurrence

NEURIPS 2022arXiv

Re-evaluating Open-ended Evaluation of Large Language Models

Exploiting hidden structures in non-convex games for convergence to Nash equilibrium

NEURIPS 2023arXiv

Solving Zero-Sum Convex Markov Games

Convex Markov Games: A New Frontier for Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Prediction Accuracy of Learning in Games : Follow-the-Regularized-Leader meets Heisenberg

Optimism Without Regularization: Constant Regret in Zero-Sum Games

NEURIPS 2025arXiv

NfgTransformer: Equivariant Representation Learning for Normal-form Games

Solving Min-Max Optimization with Hidden Structure via Gradient Descent Ascent

NEURIPS 2021arXiv

Alternation makes the adversary weaker in two-player games

The Best of Both Worlds in Network Population Games: Reaching Consensus and Convergence to Equilibrium