PhD Students
Listing only those who have passed at least one research exam under my supervision.
- Ruijie Xi
- Decoding Morality in Social Media, proposed August 2023
- Amanul Haque
- Understanding Political Slant in News, proposed August 2023
- Seoyeong Park
- MEAL: Model of Empathy Augmented Logistics for Food Security, qualified April 2024
PhD Graduates
- [34] Jiaqing Yuan
- Uncovering Rationales for Stance Comprehension with Language Models, defended June 2024
- [33] Vaibhav Garg
- Unveiling Harassment through Natural Language Processing, defended March 2024
- [32] Mu Zhu
- Defensive Deception in Enterprise Networks: Adaptive Honeyfiles, Decoy Network Flows, and Honeypots, defended December 2023
- [31] Sz-Ting Tzeng
- (coadvisor: Nirav Ajmeri)
- Understanding the Interplay of Social Signals and Values in Norm Emergence, defended August 2023
- [30] Samuel Christie
- (coadvisor: Amit Chopra)
- Information-Based Decentralized Systems, defended October 2022
- [29] Hui Guo
- Extraction and Analysis of Stories: Natural Language Processing for Software Engineering, defended May 2021
- [28] Zhen Guo
- Understanding Interaction and Persuasion in Online Argumentative Discussions, defended April 2021
- [27] Karthik Sheshadri
- Toward a Unified Model of News Influence on Public Interest and Legislation, defended June 2019
- [26] Nirav
Ajmeri
- Engineering Multiagent Systems for Ethics and Privacy-Aware Social Computing, defended December 2018
- [25] Mehdi
Mashayekhi
- (coadvisor: George List)
- Regulation of Open Normative Multiagent Systems, defended November 2016
- [24] Adel Elmessiry
- Natural Language Techniques for Decision Support
Based on Patient Complaints, defended October 2016
- [23] Anup Kumar Kalia
- Understanding Human Communication to Estimate Trust, Hierarchy, and Performance, defended May 2016
- [22] Pradeep Kumar Murukannaiah
- Engineering Personal Agents Toward Personalized, Context-Aware, and Privacy-Preserving Applications, defended March 2016
- [21] Guangchao Yuan
- Investigating Sentiment, Homophily, and Location for Understanding User Interactions in Social Media, defended March 2016
- [20] Zhe Zhang
- Text Mining for Sentiment Analysis, defended November 2014
- [19] Pankaj R. Telang
- Multiagent Business Modeling, defended April 2013
- [18] Scott N. Gerard
- Designing, Verifying, and Evolving Commitment-Based Business Protocols,
defended April 2013
- [17] Xibin Gao
- Knowledge Discovery from Business Contracts,
defended July 2012
- [16] Chung-Wei Hang
- Probabilistic Trust Models for Social and Service Networks, defended
April 2011
- [15] Derek J. Sollenberger
- Engineering Personal and Social Affective
Applications, defended November 2010
- [14] Christopher J. Hazard
- Trust and Reputation in Multiagent Systems: Strategies and
Dynamics with Reference to Electronic Commerce, defended May
2010
- [13] Yonghong Wang
- Evidence-Based Trust in Distributed Agent Systems, defended
December 2008
- [12] Amit
K. Chopra
- Commitment Alignment: Semantics, Patterns,
and Decision Procedures for Distributed Computing, defended November
2008
- [11] Yathiraj
B. Udupi
- Modeling Service Engagements in Dynamic Organizations:
Multiagent Model and Architecture for Policy-Based Governance,
defended March 2008
- [10] Qing Zhang
- (coadvisor: Ting Yu)
- Microdata Privacy Protection Through Permutation-Based
Approaches, defended March 2008
- [9] A. Soydan Bilgin
- (coadvisor: Rada Y. Chirkova)
- Deriving Efficient SQL Sequences Via Prefetching, defended
December 2007
- [8] Nirmit
Desai
- Interorganizational Business Interactions: Contracts,
Processes, Evolution, defended
November 2007
- [7] Zhengang Cheng
- (coadvisor: Mladen A. Vouk)
- Verifying Commitment Based Business Protocols and their
Compositions: Model Checking using Promela and Spin,
defended August 2006
- [6] Ashok
U. Mallya
- Modeling and Enacting Business Processes
via Commitment Protocols Among Agents, defended November 2005
- [5] E. Michael
Maximilien
- Toward
Autonomic Web Services Trust and Selection, defended December
2004
- [4] Feng Wan
- Commitment-Based
Business Process Modelling and Enactment, defended November
2004
- [3] Pınar
Yolum
- Properties
of Referral Networks: Emergence of Authority and Trust,
defended June 2003
- [2] Bin Yu
- Emergence
and Evolution of Agent-Based Referral Networks, defended
December 2001
- [1] Jie Xing
- Commitment-Based
Interoperation for E-Commerce, defended May 2001
Past Postdocs
- Saikath Bhattacharya
- Özgür Kafalı
- Rahul Pandita
- Hongying Du
- Adrián Fernández Martinez
- Chung-Wei Hang
- Christopher Hazard
- Nirmit Desai
- Bin Yu
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MS Graduates
- [41] Divya Sundaresan
- User Modeling for Prosocial Nudging with Reinforcement Learning, defended April 2023
- [40] Gurkirat S. Kang
- Adaptive Defensive Deception in IT/OT Networks, defended August 2022
- [39] Rishabh Agrawal
- (coadvisor: Nirav Ajmeri)
- Using Explanations for Norm Emergence in Normative Multiagent Systems, defended August 2021
- [38] Suma Kasa
- (coadvisor: Anup Kalia)
- Adaptor Grammar for Unsupervised and Semi-supervised Entity Extraction, defended April 2021
- [37] Arvind Sastha Kumar
- (coadvisor: Pradeep Murukannaiah)
- Federated Inverse Averaging: Toward Pareto-Optimal Minima in Human Activity Recognition, defended April 2021
- [36] Bhavana Balraj
- (coadvisor: Pradeep Murukannaiah)
- Multilabel Active Learning for User Context Recognition in the Wild, defended April 2021
- [35] Aditya Parkhi
- (coadvisor: Pradeep Murukannaiah)
- Novelty Detection in Textual Data using Document Encoders and Self Attention, defended April 2021
- [34] Vinayak Dubey
- (coadvisor: Tianfu Wu)
- Learning Attention to Prune Convolutional Neural Networks
, defended March 2021
- [33] Shrey Anand
- Content-Based Creative Suggestions for User Queries, defended June 2019
- [32] Zhen Guo
- Predicting View Changes in Online Argumentative Discussions, based on PhD written prelim, defended November 2018
- [31] Nirav Ajmeri
- Creating and Maintaining Firewall Policies: An
Approach Based on Argumentation and its Empirical Evaluation, based on PhD written prelim, defended November 2014
- [30] Shubham Goyal
- Exploring Sanctions in CyberSecurity Compliance, defended April 2018
- [29] Samuel Christie
- Atomicity in Declarative Multiagent Communication Protocols, based on PhD written prelim, defended December 2016
- [28] Guangchao Yuan
- A Mechanism for Cooperative Demand-Side Management, based on PhD written prelim, defended December 2012
- [27] Anup Kumar Kalia
- Muon: Designing Multiagent Communication Protocols from
Interaction Scenarios, defended August 2013
- [26] Zhe Zhang
- Trader Behavior Prediction Using Interpersonal
Communication, based on PhD written prelim, defended May 2012
- [25] Pradeep Kumar Murukannaiah
- Platys Social: Relating Shared Places and Private Social
Circles, based on PhD written prelim, defended April 2011
- [24] Pankaj R. Telang
- Specifying and Verifying Business Models, based on PhD
written prelim, defended May 2010
- [23] Koushik Narayanan Rajagopalan
- Tools for Business Protocols, defended May 2010
- [22] Derek J. Sollenberger
- Architecture and Methodology for Affective Social
Applications, based on PhD written prelim, defended September 2009
- [21] Narendran Ranjit
- Multiagent Referral Systems: Maintaining and Applying Trust and Expertise Models, defended May 2007
- [20] Arvind Batalagundu Viswanathan
- Bootstrapping Referral Systems with Social Network Information, defended May 2007
- [19] Payal Chakravarty
- An Event-Driven Approach to Agent-Based Business Process Enactment, defended February 2007
- [18] Yathiraj B. Udupi
- Trust in Knowledge Sharing, based on PhD written prelim, (defended October 2003), graduated December 2005
- [17] Leena V. Wagle
- Incorporating Business Policies into Business Protocols, defended August 2005
- [16] Amit K. Chopra
- Nonmonotonic Commitment Machines, defended October 2003
- [15] A. Soydan Bilgin
- Semantic Web Services Query and Manipulation Language for Quality Attributes of Web Services, defended August 2003
- [14] Srivatsa V. Chivukula
- Evolution of Trust in Anonymous
Interactions, defended May 2003
- [13] Ashok U. Mallya
- Specifying and Resolving Temporal
Commitments, defended November 2002
- [12] Raghuram M. Sreenath
- A Community-Based Rating System for
Selecting among Web Services, defended November 2002
- [11] Subhayu S. Chatterjee
- Instant Messaging Interface and
Transport for the Multiagent Referral System, defended November 2002
- [10] Paul J. Palathingal
- Integrating Information Retrieval in a
Referral System for Knowledge Management, defended May 2002
- [9] E. Michael Maximilien
- Web Services Reputation, based on PhD written prelim,
defended April 2002
- [8] Wentao Mo
- A Referral-Based Recommender System for
E-Commerce, defended May 2001
- [7] Mahmoud S. Elhaddad
- Adaptive Multipath Traffic Allocation
in TCP/IP Networks, defended August 2001
- [6] Pınar Yolum
- Flexible Execution of E-Commerce Protocols:
A Commitment-Based Approach, defended June 2000
- [5] Mahadevan Venkatraman
- Specifying and Verifying Compliance
with Commitment Protocols Among Autonomous Agents, defended September 1999
- [4] Sudhir K. Rustogi
- Empirical Studies of Coordination in
Decentralized Multiagent Systems, defended August 1999
- [3] Jiejun Kong
- Constructing Multiagent Systems: The MEP
Project, defended August 1998
- [2] Anuj K. Jain
- Maintaining Process Coherence in
Heterogeneous Information Environments, defended May 1998
- [1] Chubin Lin
- Design and Implementation of a Distributed
Workflow Scheduler, defended April 1998
Other Past Students
- Bennett Narron
- Prashant C. Kediyal, passed written prelims
- Ricard López Fogués, visitor from Spain
- Qanita Ahmad
- Moin Ayazifar
- Dhanwant Kang
- Srinath Anantharaju
- Priya Paul Manavalan, undergrad
- Yu Lei
- Joel Rucker, undergrad
- Chris L. Grove, undergrad
- Upendra Padmonkar
- Neerja Bhatt
- Hong Han
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