Amir-massoud Farahmand

Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto

Names

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Amir-massoud Farahmand (Preferred)

Emails

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****@merl.com
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****@ualberta.ca
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****@vectorinstitute.ai
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****@gmail.com

Education & Career History

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Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto (cs.toronto.edu)
2019Present
 
Faculty Member
Vector Institute (vectorinstitute.ai)
2018Present
 
Principal Research Scientist
Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) (merl.com)
20142018
 
Postdoc
Carnegie Mellon University (cmu.edu)
20142014
 
Postdoc
McGill University (mcgill.ca)
20112014
 
PhD student
University of Alberta (ualberta.ca)
20052011
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Coauthor
Martha White
****@ualberta.ca
2017Present
 
Coauthor
Mohammad Ghavamzadeh
****@gmail.com
2005Present
 
PhD Advisee
Yangchen Pan
****@ualberta.ca
20172021
 
Coworker
Daniel Nikovski
****@merl.com
20142018
 
Postdoc Advisor
J. Andrew Bagnell
****@ri.cmu.edu
20142014
 
Postdoc Advisor
Doina Precup
****@cs.mcgill.ca
20112014
 
PhD Advisor
Csaba Szepesvari
****@ualberta.ca
20062011
 

Expertise

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reinforcement learning, statistical learning theory, nonparametric estimators
Present