Alexandros Lolos
PhD student (AUEB) & Academic fellow
Athens University of Economics and Business
SHORT BIO
Alexandros is finishing his studies for an MSc degree in Statistics from the Department of Statistics from Athens University of Economics and Business (AUEB), with specialization in Stochastic and Computational Statistics, and holds an undergraduate degree in Statistics from the Department of Statistics from AUEB. In the present time, he is completing his MSc thesis on reinforcement learning. He has work experience in designing and developing software to automate and digitize operations for small businesses.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
PhD research on "Online Fair Division for Personalized 2-Value Instances"
Abstract: We study online fair division with additive agents where goods arrive sequentially and must be allocated immediately and irrevocably. Restricting our focus to two-value instances, we design an algorithm that guarantees approximate fairness at every step and improves over time. With the use of limited lookahead, we achieve stronger fairness guarantees through matching-based methods.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Alexandros’ research interests include game theory, linear algebra and reinforcement learning. Specifically, his research will focus on areas such as algorithmic game theory and mechanism design under data-driven paradigms.
PhD research on "Online Fair Division for Personalized 2-Value Instances"
Abstract: We study online fair division with additive agents where goods arrive sequentially and must be allocated immediately and irrevocably. Restricting our focus to two-value instances, we design an algorithm that guarantees approximate fairness at every step and improves over time. With the use of limited lookahead, we achieve stronger fairness guarantees through matching-based methods.
