Ramakrishnan. K

You can call me "Rama" (pronunciation)

1st year PhD student,
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences,
New York University.

Email- kramakrishna@iisc.ac.in (and) rk4312@nyu.edu

Curriculum Vitae (Updated on Nov 1, 2021)

About Me

News

Welcome!
I am a PhD student at
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences @ New York University, advised by Prof. Lakshmi Subramanian.

Earlier, I was an M. Tech (by Research) student at the
Dept. of Computer Science & Automation (CSA) at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, where I am happy to have been advised by Prof. Rahul Saladi and also to have collaborated with Prof. Siddharth Barman and Prof. Aditya Gopalan.

My research interests broadly lie in the Machine Learning fields of Online Learning (Multi-Armed Bandits), Game Theory, and Reinforcement Learning.

  • [Sept 2022] - I have joined NYU Courant for my PhD in Computer Science.

  • [May 2022] - In July-August, I am interning at INRIA, Lille with the Scool Team under Odalric-Ambrym Maillard.

  • [Sept 2021] - arXiv preprint of our paper "On Slowly-varying Non-stationary Bandits" is available!

  • [April 2021] - Our paper "Range Searching over Multi-Armed Bandits" is accepted @ IJCAI-21.

  • [July 2019] - Quit Microsoft as a Software Engineer & Joined IISc for an M. Tech (by Research) program.

RESEARCH

Publications & Preprints

Talks

Optimal Algorithms for Range Searching over Multi-Armed Bandits

Other

  • Reviewer for AISTATS-22 conference

  • TA for Design and Analysis of Algorithms (Fall '21) -- Instructors: Rahul Saladi and Siddharth Barman

  • TA for Game Theory & Mechanism Design (Spring '22) -- Instructor: Y Narahari

Undergraduate Work

I was a lot more playful back then and worked on two awesome projects!

  • Design and Evaluation of Reinforcement Learning based AI agent: A case study in gaming
    Ramakrishnan Krishnamurthy and Jayashree Padmanabhan
    at 8th International Conference on Soft Computing and Pattern Recognition, SoCPaR-2016 [paper]

  • Carnatic Raga Detection in Instrumental Music