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20242026
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7 papers

eess.SY2026

Credit-Based vs. Discount-Based Congestion Pricing: A Comparison Study

Chih-Yuan Chiu, Devansh Jalota, Marco Pavone

Credit-based congestion pricing (CBCP) and discount-based congestion pricing (DBCP), which respectively allot travel credits and toll discounts to subsidize low-income users' acces…

cs.RO2025

From Demonstrations to Safe Deployment: Path-Consistent Safety Filtering for Diffusion Policies

Ralf Römer, Julian Balletshofer, Jakob Thumm +3

Diffusion policies (DPs) achieve state-of-the-art performance on complex manipulation tasks by learning from large-scale demonstration datasets, often spanning multiple embodiments…

math.CO2024

Orthogonal and oriented Fano planes, triangular embeddings of and geometrical representations of the Frobenius group

Simone Costa, Marco Pavone

In this paper we present some geometrical representations of the Frobenius group of order (henceforth, ). The main focus is on investigating the group of common automo…

eess.SY2024

Credit vs. Discount-Based Congestion Pricing: A Comparison Study

Chih-Yuan Chiu, Devansh Jalota, Marco Pavone

Congestion pricing offers a promising traffic management policy for regulating congestion, but has also been criticized for placing outsized financial burdens on low-income users.…

cs.GT2024

To Spend or to Gain: Online Learning in Repeated Karma Auctions

Damien Berriaud, Ezzat Elokda, Devansh Jalota +3

Recent years have seen a surge of artificial currency-based mechanisms in contexts where monetary instruments are deemed unfair or inappropriate, e.g., in allocating food donations…

eess.SY2024

Catch Me If You Can: Combatting Fraud in Artificial Currency Based Government Benefits Programs

Devansh Jalota, Matthew Tsao, Marco Pavone

Artificial currencies have grown in popularity in many real-world resource allocation settings, gaining traction in government benefits programs like food assistance and transit be…

cs.GT2024

When Simple is Near Optimal in Security Games

Devansh Jalota, Michael Ostrovsky, Marco Pavone

Fraud is ubiquitous across applications and involve users bypassing the rule of law, often with the strategic aim of obtaining some benefit that would otherwise be unattainable wit…