White, Martha

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machine learning; reinforcement learning

Martha White is an assistant professor of Computing Science at the University of Alberta. Previously she was an assistant professor in the School of Informatics and Computing at Indiana University in Bloomington, and received her PhD in Computing Science from the University of Alberta in 2015. Her primary research goal is to develop algorithms for autonomous agents learning from streams of data. She focuses on developing practical algorithms for reinforcement learning and representation learning. Martha is the Director of the Reinforcement Learning and AI Lab, a Fellow of the Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute and a recent recipient of a Canada CIFAR AI Chair.

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Smart Buildings (C-IoT2)

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Title	Category	Date	Authors
Scalable Metric Learning for Co-Embedding University of Alberta	Publication	2015-01-01	Farzaneh Mirzazadeh, Martha White, Andrá s György, Dale Schuurmans
Optimal reverse prediction University of Alberta	Publication	2009-01-01	Linli Xu, Martha White, Dale Schuurmans
Partition Tree Weighting University of Alberta	Publication	2013-01-01	Joel Veness, Martha White, Michael Bowling, András Gyö rgy
Optimal estimation of multivariate ARMA models University of Alberta	Publication	2015-01-01	Martha White, Junfeng Wen, Michael Bowling, Dale E. Schuurmans

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White, Martha

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New researchers will help shape the evolving landscape of AI | Research + Innovation

Awards & Accolades: May 2022 | Faculty of Science

U of A scientist named one of the world’s top AI researchers to watch | Faculty of Science

Martha White awarded 2020 IEEE AI's 10 to Watch | Computing Science

AI pilot project aims to make water treatment greener, more efficient and less expensive | Folio

Meet the 2020 Killam Laureates

Message from the Chair - Computing Science | Faculty of Science

The next big thing: Killam Accelerator Research Award funds early-career computing scientist | Faculty of Science

Fighting back with precision health | Faculty of Science

Fighting back with precision health: New AI projects poised to tackle the COVID-19 pandemic | Faculty of Science

Recognizing and retaining AI excellence: Five UAlberta researchers named CIFAR AI Chairs | Faculty of Science

2019 Celebration of Excellence in the Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Arts

Three U of A researchers named national artificial intelligence chairs | Folio

Building smarter computers and maximizing human capacity | Faculty of Science

Convocation Congrats! June 13 (Morning): Faculty of Engineering

Fundamental research that's anything but basic | Faculty of Science

Convocation Congrats! November 22, 2017

Convocation Congrats! June 12: Nursing, Rehabilitation Medicine, and Public Health

A Celebration of Excellence in the Faculty of Arts | Faculty of Arts

Convocation Congrats! June 8: Faculties of Law, Engineering, and Public Health

Rouzbeh Maani, Martha White, Siamak Ravanbakhsh to receive Faculty of Science Dissertation Awards | Computing Science