Published in KDD'25, 2009
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Published in AISTATS'25, 2010
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Published in , 2015
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Published in , 2024
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I will present my work on Partial Information Decomposition (PIDF) as part of the opening session of AiStats 2025. This will cover novel methods for quantifying redundant, unique, and synergistic information in high-dimensional datasets, with applications to interpretable machine learning and feature selection.
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I will present my research on information-theoretic feature selection for network intrusion detection systems. This work introduces novel methods to identify minimal yet maximally discriminative features in cybersecurity datasets, significantly reducing computational overhead while maintaining state-of-the-art detection accuracy. The talk will include: