Shubhra Kanti Karmaker (Santu)

Shubhra Kanti Karmaker (Santu)

Assistant Professor
L3Harris Engineering Center
Room 255
Department of CS
UCF

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Multi-Perspective Narrative (MPN) Understanding / Braiding

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The objective of this research is to design and develop a novel human-AI collaborative framework that can braid the Overlapping, Unique, and Conflicting information from a pair of alternative narratives into a single coherent summary.

Knowledge Grounding via Meta-Conversation

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This is an ongoing project in my lab, where we are developing a “Meta-Conversation Framework” to create dialog-based interactive laboratory experiences for middle school science students and teachers in the context of simulation-based science experiments.

Knowledge Grounding via Taxonomy Based Prompting

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This is an ongoing project where we develop conversational AI techniques by prompting Large Language Models (LLMs) to build a natural language interface between humans and the AutoML tools (e.g., Scikit-Learn), which, in turn, can facilitate acquiring new predictive skills via self-directed learning. To achieve this, we recently introduced a new prompting taxonomy called TeLER to design diverse prompts that can unleash the full potential of LLMs with proper knowledge grounding.

Trust and Influence

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This ongoing project aims to develop a novel metric to quantify an author’s influence in the narrative braiding process by comparing the final braided narrative against the individual author’s contribution in terms of the Overlap-Unique-Conflict clauses extracted by the CAMPeN framework.

Utility Centric Evaluation

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In this project, our main goal is to investigate how to make NLP/IR evaluation metrics more utility-centric and robust.

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Lecturer at BUET

Undergraduate course, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology, 2012

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I have taught 3 theory course and more than 10 Lab courses at BUET CSE department at the undergraduate level.

Teaching Assistant at UIUC

Graduate course, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, 2017

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I worked as one of the teaching assistants of CS 510 (Advanced Information Retrieval) Course in this semester under Prof. Chengxiang Zhai. The details of the course schedule can be found here

Instructor: Natural Language Processing

Graduate course, Auburn University, 2022

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I am teaching “Natural Language Processing” as a special topic CS/ Data Science course during Spring 2022 at Auburn University. I introduced this course at Auburn University. I have designed the course syllabus, assignments, exams and projects for this course can be found here.

Instructor: Machine Learning

Undergraduate course, Auburn University, 2023

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I am teaching “Machine Learning” CS undergraduate course during Fall 2023 at Auburn University.

Instructor: Information Retrieval

Graduate course, Auburn University, 2023

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I am teaching Information Retrieval as a special topic CS/ Data Science course during Fall 2023 at Auburn University. I introduced this course at Auburn University. I have designed the course syllabus, assignments, exams and projects for this course can be found here.