I'm a PhD student in computer science at Carnegie Mellon working with Professor Tuomas Sandholm. I graduated from Harvard in 2005 with a B.A. in math. From 2005-2006 I worked at Tower Research Capital where I developed computer programs that traded currencies.
Office: 8309 Wean Hall
AMEM Lab: 3203 Wean Hall (mostly work here).
Email: Click here to reveal my email address
Game theory, artificial intelligence, algorithms, optimization.
Computing an Approximate Jam/Fold Equilibrium for 3-Player No-Limit Texas Hold'em Tournaments. In AAMAS 2008. Nominated for best student paper.
An Experimental Investigation of Paris Metro Pricing. Computer networks class project.
Generalized Kuhn Poker: A Test Case for Game-Theoretic Extrapolation. Graduate artificial intelligence class project.
Beyond Jam/Fold Strategies in Heads-Up No-Limit Texas Hold'em. Foundations of electronic marketplaces class project.
Determining the Optimal Number of Players in Human Computation Games. Draft.
Nearest Neighbor Algorithms for the Netflix Prize Problem. Machine learning class project.
Learning Approximate Nash Equilibria in Poker Tournaments. Machine learning theory class project.
A New Algorithm for Knight's Tours. Undergrad research project.