Search Results for author: Kota Srinivas Reddy

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

Best Arm Identification in Bandits with Limited Precision Sampling

no code implementations10 May 2023 Kota Srinivas Reddy, P. N. Karthik, Nikhil Karamchandani, Jayakrishnan Nair

The pulled arm and its instantaneous reward are revealed to the learner, whose goal is to find the best arm by minimising the expected stopping time, subject to an upper bound on the error probability.

Almost Cost-Free Communication in Federated Best Arm Identification

no code implementations19 Aug 2022 Kota Srinivas Reddy, P. N. Karthik, Vincent Y. F. Tan

The local best arm at a client is the arm with the largest mean among the arms local to the client, whereas the global best arm is the arm with the largest average mean across all the clients.

Federated Learning

Best Arm Identification in Restless Markov Multi-Armed Bandits

no code implementations29 Mar 2022 P. N. Karthik, Kota Srinivas Reddy, Vincent Y. F. Tan

For this problem, we derive the first-known problem instance-dependent asymptotic lower bound on the growth rate of the expected time required to find the index of the best arm, where the asymptotics is as the error probability vanishes.

Multi-Armed Bandits

Query complexity of heavy hitter estimation

no code implementations29 May 2020 Sahasrajit Sarmasarkar, Kota Srinivas Reddy, Nikhil Karamchandani

We consider the problem of identifying the subset $\mathcal{S}^{\gamma}_{\mathcal{P}}$ of elements in the support of an underlying distribution $\mathcal{P}$ whose probability value is larger than a given threshold $\gamma$, by actively querying an oracle to gain information about a sequence $X_1, X_2, \ldots$ of $i. i. d.$ samples drawn from $\mathcal{P}$.

Rate-Memory Trade-off for Multi-access Coded Caching with Uncoded Placement

no code implementations4 Sep 2019 Kota Srinivas Reddy, Nikhil Karamchandani

We study a multi-access variant of the popular coded caching framework, which consists of a central server with a catalog of $N$ files, $K$ caches with limited memory $M$, and $K$ users such that each user has access to $L$ consecutive caches with a cyclic wrap-around and requests one file from the central server's catalog.

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