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Anil Vullikanti
Randomized Algorithms
Combinatorial Optimization
Distributed Computing
Network Science
Epidemiological Modeling
About
Anil Vullikanti is a Professor in the Dept of Computer Science and the Biocomplexity Institute. His research interests are broadly in the areas of randomized algorithms, combinatorial optimization, distributed computing, dynamical systems and network science, machine learning, and AI, and their applications to epidemiology, public health and modeling, analysis and protection of critical infrastructures.
Research Performance Summary
1999-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
Covering rectilinear polygons with axis-parallel rectangles
Year:
1999
Citations:
84
Venue:
Proceedings of the thirty-first annual ACM symposium on Theory of computing
Latest Recorded Paper
Accurately Estimating Unreported Infections using Information Theory
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2025 SIAM International Conference on Data Mining (SDM
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Publication Venues and Collaboration
Journal, Conference, and Book Publication Breakdown
Top Coauthors
Marathe
Vullikanti
Research Impact by Period
Papers
8
Citations
11
Avg. Citations / Paper
1.4
H-Index
3
Papers
124
Citations
1995
Avg. Citations / Paper
16.1
H-Index
22
Papers
59
Citations
1558
Avg. Citations / Paper
26.4
H-Index
20
Papers
70
Citations
3117
Avg. Citations / Paper
44.5
H-Index
28
Papers
46
Citations
3641
Avg. Citations / Paper
79.2
H-Index
23
Papers
21
Citations
3950
Avg. Citations / Paper
188.1
H-Index
14
Papers
4
Citations
150
Avg. Citations / Paper
37.5
H-Index
4
Contact and Professional Links
Detected Research Keywords
Ad Hoc Networks
Complex Situation Analysis
Situation Analysis System
Minimum Spanning Trees
Covid 19 Vaccines
Graph Scan Statistics
Driven Agent Models
Social Contact Networks
Wireless Ad Hoc
Allocation Covid 19