Ana Radovanovic
Ana's research focuses on fundamental principles of operation, design and control of systems in which uncertainty is an inherent property and important assumption in the analysis and design. She is mainly interested in developing approaches that lead to explicit and insightful results, which highlight business tradeoffs and provide general design guidelines.
Ana has developed models, analysis and optimization approaches in different areas of technology: Web caching, stochastic service networks, revenue management and pricing in capacitated systems with reusable resources, job scheduling algorithms in large computer centers, online advertising. In 2013, she reached out to the opportunity to work in the area of energy systems, and has been passionate about energy efficient technical solutions that enable clean energy economy.
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PowerNet for distributed Energy Resources
Anand Ramesh
Sangsun Kim
Jim Schmalzried
Jyoti Sastry
Michael Dikovsky {{+mdikovsky
Konstantin Bozhkov
Eduardo Pinheiro
Scott Collyer
Ankit Somani
Ram Rajagopal
Arun Majumdar
Junjie Qin
Gustavo Cezar
Juan Rivas
Abbas El Gamal
Dian Gruenich
Steven Chu
Sila Kiliccote
Conference: 2016 IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting (PESGM), IEEE Power and Energy Society, Boston, MA, USA (2016)
Accuracy at the Top
Stephen Boyd
NIPS: Neural Information Processing Systems Foundation (2012)
Revenue Maximization in Reservation-based Online Advertising Through Dynamic Inventory Management
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Assaf Zeevi
48th Annual Allerton Conference on Communication, Control and Computing (2010), pp. 1502-1509
Asymptotic Performance of the Non-Forced Idle Time Scheduling Policies in the Presence of Variable Demand for Resources
Cliff Stein
Proceedings of the 46th Annual Conference on Communication, Control, and Computing (2008), pp. 499-503
