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nikolai matni home publications people unstable zeros cdc 2019 tutorial teaching ese 6050 ese 2030 ese 2040 ese 618 ese 680 nikolai matni e mail github twitter linkedin scholar curriculum vitae associate professor and graduate chair electrical and systems engineering secondary appointment in computer and information science member of applied mathematics and computational sciences graduate group member of the grasp lab and precise center levine 374 university of pennsylvania research interests machine and reinforcement learning robust and distributed optimal control robotics convex optimization cyber physical systems research overview machine learning techniques bolstered by successes in video games sophisticated robotic simulations and go are now being applied to plan and control the behavior of autonomous systems interacting with physical environments such systems which include self driving vehicles distributed sensor networks and agile robots must interact with complex environments that are ever changing and difficult to model strongly motivating the use of data driven decision making and control however if machine learning techniques are to be applied in these new settings it is critical that they be accompanied by guarantees of reliability robustness and safety as failures could be catastrophic to address these challenges my research is focused on developing learning based control strategies for the design of safe and robust autonomous networked systems please see my publications page for current research projects page generated by jemdoc
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