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Slot Machines to Agent Armies

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This one is primarily me regurgitating theory so that I don’t keep asking questions like ‘wait, what was TD learning again?’

projects

publications

An algorithmic recipe to construct Lyapunov functions for continuous vector fields

Published in Gold Coast, Australia, 2024

In this work, we introduce a novel and computationally feasible approach to construct Lyapunov functions for equilibria of nonlinear continuous vector fields.

Recommended citation: S. Chattopadhyay, R. Gupta, P. Paruchuri and D. Chatterjee,“An algorithmic recipe to construct Lyapunov functions for continuous vector fields,” 2024 Australian & New Zealand Control Conference
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Human-centered artificial intelligence framework for overdose mortality surveillance

Published in American Journal of Public Health, 2025

We propose a human-centered AI framework for overdose mortality surveillance using evidence extraction from Medicolegal Death Investigation reports.

Recommended citation: K. Hochstatter, S. Muresan, R. Gupta, T. Nadel, A. Jangra, Y. Li, C. Yang, N. D'Anna, H. Johnson, J. Gryczynski, N. El-Bassel, J. Graham, "Human-centered artificial intelligence framework for overdose mortality surveillance," American Journal of Public Health.

Consistency Is the Key: Detecting Hallucinations in LLM Generated Text By Checking Inconsistencies About Key Facts

Published in Findings of IJCNLP-AACL 2025, Mumbai, India, 2025

We present CONFACTCHECK, a hallucination detection method that checks for consistency in LLM responses to factual probes, requiring no external knowledge base.

Recommended citation: R. Gupta, P. H. Panicker, S. Bhatia, G. Ramakrishnan, "Consistency Is the Key: Detecting Hallucinations in LLM Generated Text By Checking Inconsistencies About Key Facts," Findings of IJCNLP-AACL 2025.
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teaching

Differential Equations & Calculus

Undergraduate course, IIT Bombay, Mathematics Department, 2023

Me (in the yellow T-shirt) with the tutees (quite few cause of last day) after giving them a treat!)

I have had the pleasure to be a Teaching Assistant (TA) for 120+ freshmen and sophomores at IIT Bombay on four distinct occasions. My experience about one of them can be found in this blog curated for the Electrical Engineering Department Academic Mentorship Program, IITB. Courses I have assisted:

  1. MA108: Differential Equations - I
  2. MA207: Differential Equations - II
  3. MA111: Calculus (twice)

Online Learning and Optimization

Graduate Course, IIT Bombay, Electrical Engineering (EE) Department, 2024

In my last semester at IIT Bombay, I TA’ed a graduate course comprising of 60+ students under the supervision of Prof. Jayakrishnan Nair, EE, IITB. The duties involved grading the assignments, mid-term and end-term examinations!

Programming and Problem Solving

Graduate Course, Columbia, Computer Science (CS) Department, 2024

In Fall 2024, I served as the teaching assistant for the course W4444 Programming and Problem Solving, where I developed simulators (1, 2) and assisted Prof. Kenneth Ross in running the course.