Welcome to my corner of the internet! I’m Rohan Gumaste, an incoming EECS PhD student at MIT CSAIL, where I intend to work with Professor Michael Carbin.
Recently I graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where I earned a B.S. in Statistics and Computer Science.
During my undergrad, I worked at the FOCAL Lab with Professor Gagandeep Singh on offline RL, PBRL and adversarial traning for RLHF, as well as applications in AI safety. I was also a part of the ARC lab where I worked with Professor Sasa Misailovic. Here, I researched program synthesis and code generation. Specifically we focused on constrained LLM decoding, with an emphasis on iterative grammar aligned methods. In an earlier project, I briefly worked on translating natural language to formal logic programs.
Earlier I finished a year long remote research experience at Sandia National Laboratories where I worked with Dr. Daniel Ries on statistical modeling for near real-time lightning strike prediction. We studied spatiotemporal modeling, probabalistic programming, bayesian methods, and optimization.
Previously, I worked at the Crowd Dynamics Laboratory under the supervision of Professor Hari Sundaram. We researched deep neural recommender systems, with a focus on fast machine unlearning, differential privacy, and the cold start problem.
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