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Networks Seminar Series

Networks Seminar, supported by the Centre for Networked Intelligence, is a technical discussion forum in topics including but not limited to computer networks, machine learning, signal processing, and information theory. The seminar series receives an audience from faculty and students in the EECS division, RBCCPS, and engineering professionals working in related fields.

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Leveraging WiFi for Robust and Resource-Efficient SLAM

Dr. Aditya Arun, Wireless systems engineer, Skydio

Learning in the Presence of Strategy

A Designing Robust Algorithms for Data Streams that Might be Adversarially Generated

Average Reward Markov Decision Process

Binomial Line Cox Processes – Modeling Streets Across a City

Discrimination, A One bit Sampling Perspective

Towards Optimizing Storage Costs on the Cloud

Guaranteed performance analysis of networks with bandwidth-sharing schedulers

Need for Sovereign Compute

The Capacity of Causal Adversarial Channels

Adaptive Multi-armed Bandit Algorithms for Markovian and i.i.d Rewards

Towards an Open Mobile Networking Ecosystem

Tight Bounds for General Computation in Noisy Broadcast Networks

Quickest Fault Detection over Lossy Networks for Industrial Machinery

Large-Scale Study of User Behaviour, Expectations and Engagement with Android Permissions

Streaming Codes for Three-Node Relay Networks With Burst Erasures

Between Promise and Reality: Navigating the Landscape of Indic Language LLMs Amidst Hyperbole and Hope

Provably Robust DPO: Aligning Language Models with Noisy Feedback

A decentralised algorithm for minimizing multi-agent congestion cost on a network

Online Age-of-Information Scheduling

Power Allocation for Generalized Gaussian MAC

Min LQG games and collective discrete choice problems

Learning while bidding in Vickrey Auctions with acquisition rate and targeting constraints

Trade-offs between Security and Privacy in Linear Dynamical Systems

Cracking Software Engineering interview for fresh grads

TTL Model for an LRU-Based Similarity Caching Policy

PhD Research: Elements of Excellence