Max Mintz
Professor, CIS (1998 - 2022)
Max’s research program focuses on developing a better understanding of the nature of good algorithms for decision-making under uncertainty, with applications to machine perception and robotics. Current research topics include the application of game theory and statistical decision theory for designing robust fixed-geometry confidence regions for multivariate location parameters, and algorithms for robust multisensor fusion and set-valued state estimation with performance guarantees. Max also works with applications of confidence sets for cooperative and noncooperative mobile robots.
Research Areas
Publications
Modeling and analyzing biomolecular networks
Publisher Computing in Science & Engineering
Hybrid Modeling and Simulation of Biomolecular Networks
Publisher Hybrid Systems: Computation and Control
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Alumni
MSE, CIS '93, PhD, CIS '95 - College of Engineering Dean's Professor, Oregon State University
Research Areas
- Statistical Decision Theory
- Data-Driven Modeling and Estimation
- Multisensor Fusion