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Lecture 11 — May 8 , 2017

Remark 1. For simplicity, we will consider oblivious adversaries, where the adversary picks all the loss functions ahead of time. For deterministic algorithms, there is no difference betweeen an oblivious and an adaptive adversary, since the adversary can simulate the algorithm. For randomized algorithms, such a simulation will only give the probability distribution over the actions, and not th...

Lecture 8 : May 5 , 2015

This lecture provides theoretical background required for static program analysis, and presents the idea of chaotic iterations. Abstract interpretation was introduced in the seminal paper by Cousot and Cousot [1]. The main idea is to map each of the program states to an abstract state. An abstract state may represent more than one concrete state. Using the abstract states, it will be easier to ...

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