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Elad Hazan Research Group

Princeton University
Research lead
Elad Hazan
Department
Computer Science
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Updated
October 2, 2026

Research focus

optimizationonline learningadaptive gradientsprojection-free methodscontrol theory

About the research

How can algorithms be designed with provable efficiency and robustness for large-scale learning, online decision-making, and control?

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The group researches the design and analysis of algorithms for machine learning and optimization, including adaptive gradient methods like AdaGrad and first sublinear-time algorithms for convex optimization. Researchers develop and analyze projection-free and fast semidefinite programming solvers and online Newton-style methods to obtain logarithmic regret guarantees for online convex optimization. Work also introduces nonstochastic control theory linking optimization and control, with implementations and theoretical analysis to enable provable performance.

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