I am a fourth year PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, advised by prof. Soummya Kar. Broadly, my interest lie in signal processing and machine learning. More specifically, I am interested in theoretical guarantees of both centralized and large-scale distributed learning systems. Recent projects included establishing learning guarantees in the presence of various notions of heterogeneity, e.g., statistical (non-IID distributions) (paper), or system heterogeneity (varying communication or computation capabilities) (paper), as well as learning guarantees under heavy-tailed noise (paper).

If you have any questions about my research, or believe our interests are synergic, feel free to reach out.

News

• February 2024 - A new preprint is out. Title: “A Unified Framework for Gradient-based Clustering of Distributed Data’’.
• December 2023 - Our paper “A One-shot Framework for Distributed Clustered Learning in Heterogeneous Environments’’ got accepted at IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing.
• October 2023 - A new preprint is out. Title: “High-probability Convergence Bounds for Nonlinear Stochastic Gradient Descent Under Heavy-tailed Noise’’.