Best way to reach me is: aribiswas3@gmail.com
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I received my undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering and Applied Mathematics under the guidance of Benjamin Snyder; Graduate Degree in Computer Science under the guidance of Robert Nowak and Rebecca Willett -from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. From 2017-2023, I was employed by Amazon under the supervision of Daniel Marcu, as a scientist to work on Amazon and Alexa search.
In July 2022, I decided to switch focus from machine learning and pursue a doctoral degree in theoretical computer science under the supervision of Graham Cormode at the University of Warwick. I was awarded the Chancellors International Scholarship, which supports my doctoral studies.
Everything I write here reflects my own thoughts and not of the people or companies I’ve worked with. My thoughts often mimick those of Eric Idle: “Bally Jerry pranged his kite right in the how’s-your-father; hairy blighter, dicky-birded, feathered back on his sammy, took a waspy, flipped over on his Betty Harpers and caught his can in the Bertie.”
Unless specified explicitly, authors are listed in alphabetical order of last name. The * indicates the primary contributor/first author.
Verifiable Differential Privacy (To appear at CCS 2023)
Ari
Biswas*, Graham
Cormode
Preprint
Code
Seeker: Real-Time Interactive Search
Ari
Biswas*, Thai
Pham, Michael
Vogelsong, Houssam Nassif,
KDD 2019
Conference
Paper
Adversarial principal component analysis
Daniel
Pimentel*, Ari Biswas, Claudia Solís-Lemus
ISIT 2017
Conference
Paper
Hands-on introduction to computer science at the freshman
level. Raghuraman
Balasubramanian*, Zach York, Matt Doran, Ari Biswas, Timur Girgin, Karu Sankaralingam
SIGCSE
2014
Conference
Paper
NEXT is a computational framework and open-source machine learning
system that simplifies the deployment and evaluation of active learning
algorithms that use human feedback, e.g. from Mechanical Turk. The
system is optimized for the real-time computational demands of active
learning algorithms and built to scale to handle a crowd of workers any
size. The system is for active learning researchers as well as
practitioners who want to collect data adaptively.
Conference
paper
Github
Website
Introduction to Programming in Python, Fall. 2017
TA for Laura Hobbes
Legault
Introduction to Real Analysis - Math 521, Spring. 2017
Grader/TA
for Brian
Cook
Introduction to Optimization CS/ECE/ISyE 524, Spring. 2016
Grader/TA for Laurent
Lessard
Theory and Applications of Pattern Recognition ECE/CS 532, Fall. 2015
Grader/TA for Rob
Nowak
Introduction to Computer Engineering, Spring. 2012, 2014
Lab TA
for Karu
Sankaralingam
Verifiable Differential Privacy
WPCSS - Warwick
(2023), Amazon (2022), FOCS-Theory Day Warwick (2022)
Slides
Bandits For Online News Recommendation In Alexa AMLC (2021) - Amazon’s Internal Machine Learning Conference
Active Learning For EHR
CPCP Retreat
Talk