Mehrnaz Mofakhami

I am a Visiting Researcher at ServiceNow Research and a master's student at Université de Montréal and Mila, where I am supervised by Prof. Gauthier Gidel and Prof. Ioannis Mitliagkas. Prior to coming to Montreal, I got my bachelor's degree at Sharif University of Technology in Computer Science.

I am interested in the Fundamentals of Machine Learning, Game Theory, and Optimization. My master's research revolved around Performative Prediction, a framework for learning models that actively shape the environment they interact with through their predictions. The primary objective of my research is to push the boundaries of this framework, exploring and identifying new domains where its application can be extended.

You can reach me at: mehrnaz.mofakhami@mila.quebec

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Projects


Performative Prediction with Neural Networks
Mehrnaz Mofakhami, Ioannis Mitliagkas, Gauthier Gidel
AISTATS 2023
paper / video

We analyzed the performative prediction framework in the presence of Neural Networks with non-convex loss function using functional analysis.

A preliminary version of this work was presented at NeurIPS 2022 workshop on Distribution Shifts.

Reproduction: Adversarial Example Games
Adversarial Machine Learning course
Report / code

In this project, I reproduced the simple setup described in the Adversarial Example Games paper on a binary classification task with logistic regression.

Reproduction: Tracking the World State with Recurrent Entity Networks
Mehrnaz Mofakhami, AmirHossein Yavari
EEML Summer School 2021 - Best poster award
Report / code

Notes


Tutorial: An introduction to Robust and Trustworthy ML
Supplementary material for the Artificial Intelligence Course at SUT - Spring 2021

I wrote this short tutorial while I was a TA in the AI course at Sharif University of Technology. It is an introduction to the main topics in robust and trustworthy ML, including evasion and poisoning attacks, and mechanisms to defend against them.

Adversarial learning course - IFT 6164: Adversarial Examples: part 2

This scribe note is based on the lectures of Professor Gauthier Gidel in Adversarial Machine Learning course , Winter 2022.

Many thanks to Jon Barron!