Nicolo Michelusi

Assistant Professor

Arizona State University

United States

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Dr. Nicolo Michelusi is an Assistant Professor at Arizona State University, USA. His research encompasses various areas including wireless relay networks, decentralized gradient descent algorithms, federated learning, and dynamic model training in heterogeneous wireless environments. He has authored several recent articles focusing on UAV placement, distributed orchestration, and dual-wideband MIMO systems.

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Christopher G. Brinton

Purdue University

UNITED STATES

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Seyyedali Hosseinalipour

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University at Buffalo

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James V. Krogmeier

Purdue University

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Articles (14)

Joint UAV Placement and Transceiver Design in Multi-User Wireless Relay Networks

Unified Analysis of Decentralized Gradient Descent: A Contraction Mapping Framework

Delay-Aware Hierarchical Federated Learning

Non-Coherent Over-the-Air Decentralized Gradient Descent

Parallel Successive Learning for Dynamic Distributed Model Training Over Heterogeneous Wireless Networks

Compressed Training for Dual-Wideband Time-Varying Sub-Terahertz Massive MIMO

MAESTRO-X: Distributed Orchestration of Rotary-Wing UAV-Relay Swarms

Finite-Bit Quantization for Distributed Algorithms With Linear Convergence

Multi-Stage Hybrid Federated Learning Over Large-Scale D2D-Enabled Fog Networks

Learning and Adaptation for Millimeter-Wave Beam Tracking and Training: A Dual Timescale Variational Framework

Semi-Decentralized Federated Learning With Cooperative D2D Local Model Aggregations

Finite Rate Distributed Weight-Balancing and Average Consensus Over Digraphs

Fast Position-Aided MIMO Beam Training via Noisy Tensor Completion

Learning-based Spectrum Sensing and Access in Cognitive Radios via Approximate POMDPs

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Christopher G. Brinton

Seyyedali Hosseinalipour

James V. Krogmeier

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