Patrick LOISEAU
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Patrick LOISEAU
Eurecom - Networking and Security
Assistant Professor
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Research
Current research topics
- Network economics
- Game theory
- Large deviations
- Performance evaluation
- Traffic measurement and modeling
- Statistical inference of traffic characteristics
Current research interests
- Patrick Loiseau's main research interests are in the areas of probability, statistics and game theory with applications to networks modeling.
- He is particularly interested in network traffic modeling, performance evaluation (queueing networks, TCP protocol), inference of traffic characteristics (in particular with sampling), resource pricing and modeling of network security interactions.
- He has also worked on applications of large deviations estimates to heart-rate modeling.
Current research memberships
- Patrick Loiseau was a visiting researcher at the University of Waterloo in October 2010.
- During 2011, he was a visiting member of the network economics group at the University of California, Berkeley.
- He is regularly invited to serve as a reviewer for technical conferences and journals ("IEEE Transactions on Communications", "Computer Networks", "Stochastic Models", "ACM SIGCOMM CCR", etc.).
- Patrick Loiseau is member of the ACM and of the IEEE
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Distinctions
- Best Student Demonstration award at ACM Sigmetrics/Performance 2009, for the demo "Automated traffic measurements and analysis in Grid'5000", with Romaric Guillier, Oana Goga, Matthieu Imbert, Paulo Goncalves and Pascale Vicat-Blanc Primet.



