Alekh Agarwal

Graduate Student
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
University of California Berkeley
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About Me

I am currently a fifth year graduate student at the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, UC Berkeley. I am co-advised by Peter Bartlett and Martin Wainwright. I plan to graduate this summer, an up-to-date copy of my resume can be found here.

Interests
I am broadly interested in Learning Theory, Statistics and Convex Optimization. I am also extremely interested in computational issues in learning theory, by which I do not mean that I like to show that certain learning problems are hard! I am interested in understanding the tradeoffs between learning and computation, and coming up with efficient learning algorithms that can learn under a given computational budget. In a past life, I used to work in Machine Learning applied to Web Search and Ranking.
If you're interested in the state of art of English to Hindi machine translation, or just want a good laugh, check this out.

Publications

Co-organizing NIPS 2011 workshop on Computational Trade-offs in Statistical Learning.
Co-organized NIPS 2010 workshop Learning on Cores, Clusters and Clouds.

Ph.D. Thesis
Preprints Journal Publications Conference Publications

Invited Talks