Pinyan Lu is affiliated with Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in China. Their research spans multiple domains within computer science, decision sciences, and business, management and accounting, with a significant focus on management science and operations research, marketing, and artificial intelligence.
The scientist's work primarily covers topics such as auction theory and applications, consumer market behavior and pricing, game theory and voting systems, advanced bandit algorithms research, complexity and algorithms in graphs, optimization and search problems, and Markov chains and Monte Carlo methods.
Pinyan Lu has contributed to a number of publications, including proceedings and journals in prominent venues. Their recent papers include:
Their frequent coauthors include Yaonan Jin, Zhihao Gavin Tang, Lingxiao Huang, Nick Gravin, and Chenyang Xu. Collaborative work with these researchers is evidenced by multiple joint publications.
Pinyan Lu's work appears regularly in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University), Proceedings of the Thirty-First International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, SIAM Journal on Computing, and Leibniz-Zentrum für Informatik (Schloss Dagstuhl).
Their research contributes broadly to subfields including management science and operations research, marketing, artificial intelligence, economics and econometrics, and computational theory and mathematics.
In recognition of their contributions, Pinyan Lu was honored as an ACM Distinguished Member in 2019.
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu
Pinyan Lu;Xiaorui Sun;Yajun Wang;Zeyuan Allen Zhu
Ning Chen;Nick Gravin;Pinyan Lu
Jin-Yi Cai;Xi Chen;Pinyan Lu
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Liang Li;Pinyan Lu;Yitong Yin
Pinyan Lu;Yajun Wang;Yuan Zhou
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu
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Jin-Yi Cai;Vinay Choudhary;Pinyan Lu
Wei Chen;Wei Hu;Fu Li;Jian Li
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Xiaohui Bei;Ning Chen;Nick Gravin;Pinyan Lu
Jin-Yi Cai;Xi Chen;Pinyan Lu
Liang Li;Pinyan Lu;Yitong Yin
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Heng Guo;Pinyan Lu;Leslie G. Valiant
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Xin Huang;Pinyan Lu
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu
Jin-Yi Cai;Pinyan Lu;Mingji Xia
Sangxia Huang;Pinyan Lu
Ken C.K. Fong;Minming Li;Pinyan Lu;Taiki Todo
Jin-Yi Cai;Sangxia Huang;Pinyan Lu
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