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Prof. at UTD CS, Director @caraml_lab | ML/AI/Optimization | Ex-Microsoft | MS, PhD: UW, BTech: IITB | https://xitter.gq/t.co/TB3cpJcBeC

Dallas, TX
Joined February 2016
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A breakthrough just dropped. arxiv.org/pdf/2408.03583
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Day 1: Session 2 Machine Learning Talk 2: Rishabh Iyer Professor UT Dallas Subset Selection for Compute-Efficient Deep Learning Professor Rishabh took us through approaches like GLISTER, GRAD-MATCH, MILD, which helped us make our concepts on subset selection crystal clear!
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Our work, in collaboration with Prof. Abir De of IIT Bombay, @eeshaan_jain, @rishiyer and @fooobar, on Learning to Select a Subset of Training Examples to Generalize Efficient Model Training has been accepted at #NeurIPS 2023. (1/n)
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In short, the story of economic management, between the Congress and BJP…
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Rishabh Iyer retweeted
India's successful lunar mission (landing its Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft on the moon) is another one of many straws in the wind showing its ascendence. As previously shown in my health index for countries, which is used to derive my projections for countries' next 10-year growth rates, India scores on top with a projected growth rate over the next 10 years of about 7%. It has the right mix of ingredients that shows that it has great potential and the right leadership to catalyze it. It reminds me a lot of China in 1984 (when I first went) around the time Deng Xiaoping made his reform and opening up policies that catalyzed China. Congratulations India!
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Prof. Abir De and Prof. Rishabh Iyer @rishiyer giving a Tutorial on "Coresets and Combinatorial Optimization for Efficient and Robust Deep Learning" at #IndoML2022 #IndoML #IITGN @cse_iitgn @iitgn – at Gandhinagar, India
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Happy to share that our paper titled "Partitioned Gradient Matching based Data Subset Selection for Compute-Efficient & Robust ASR Training" has been accepted to EMNLP 2022 (findings). This is joint work with Durga S, @rishiyer @PreethiJyothi1 and @ganramkr.
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📢 Trying to tackle class imbalance and out-of-distribution(OOD) scenarios in medical imaging? #MICCAI2022 Obtaining labeled medical data is difficult and expensive since it requires expert annotators like doctors; such imperfections in data exponentiate this difficulty. 1/n
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Want to build a text classifier in a few hours? Even if you don’t have any: labeled data #machineLearning knowledge programing skills Label Sleuth ibm.biz/label-sleuth a new open-source no-code system for annotations 🧵 @IBMResearch @NotreDame @StanfordHCI UT Dallas #NLProc
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📢 Finding it difficult to meta-learn models for Few-shot classification tasks? #ICML2022 We present PLATINUM: Semi-Supervised Model Agnostic Meta-Learning using Submodular Mutual Information accepted to ICML 2022! 📰 Paper: arxiv.org/pdf/2201.12928.pdf
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📢Trying to improve your object detection models but see them consistently failing on the same kind of scenarios? #ECCV2022 We present TALISMAN: Targeted Active Learning for Object Detection with Rare Classes and Slices using Submodular Mutual Information, accepted to ECCV 2022!
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I am thrilled to announce that my 3-minute pitch based on my dissertation titled "Data Exploration and Targeted Learning" was awarded the runner-up at the 3-Minute-Thesis (3MT) competition hosted by the University of Texas at Dallas @UTDOGE.
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Rishabh Iyer retweeted
I am beyond excited to announce that "Optimization for Data Analysis," by @madsjw and myself, has been published by @CambridgeUP. cambridge.org/us/academic/su…
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A solid point!👇🏼 A lot of focus in AI/ML is towards building the (n+1)th model, while there is little work on techniques to improve models that already exists. In my opinion there are two important practical questions that need to be addressed to bridge this GAP.
Tesla and many other companies are making amazing progress towards full self-driving (FSD)! However, as someone who works in AI/ML, I cannot get myself to use FSD anytime soon! Even 99.9%+ accuracy is not enough when there is a 0.01% chance of getting into a bad rare event!
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I wish research papers have a section in the appendix that is titled - "What did not work". Although the main paper should outline "what works", it's worth writing about the series of failed experiments.
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I'm excited to present PRISM at #AAAI2022 Please stop by our Poster Sessions: 🗓️Feb 25, 4:45PM - 6:30PM PST 🗓️Feb 27, 8:45AM - 10:30AM PST Poster Session 5,10@Blue 2 aaai-2022.virtualchair.net/p…
📢Looking for data subset selection functions that can be customized as per your requirements? #AAAI2022 We present PRISM: A Rich Class of Parameterized Submodular Information Measures for Guided Subset Selection 📰Paper : arxiv.org/pdf/2103.00128.pdf 1/N
Prof. @rishiyer compares and contrasts between Tenure-track/tenured position, Research Labs, Industry Labs and Startups. Points on Research Lab and Industry Lab was new to me. Academia vs Industry: A Twelve Point Comparison youtu.be/H6wSxSXkr1w via @YouTube
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Because of the "Github, Notebook and Blog culture". People are overrating code so much and ignoring the fundamental principle let alone math.
For the last 10+ years I have been working with, interviewing, or teaching students aspiring for careers in ML. The most common issue I see is "the lack of the fundamental knowledge and math behind ML". Most of them have github pages with fanvy projects, impressive CVs, ...
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