Sidharth Jaggi, Ph.D.

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2005 California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 
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Electronics and Electrical Engineering, Computer Science
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Michelle Effros grad student 2005 Caltech
 (Design and analysis of network codes.)
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Zhang Q, Bakshi M, Jaggi S. (2020) Covert Communication With Polynomial Computational Complexity Ieee Transactions On Information Theory. 66: 1354-1384
Song J, Zhang Q, Kadhe S, et al. (2020) Stealthy Communication over Adversarially Jammed Multipath Networks Ieee Transactions On Communications. 1-1
Wang Q, Jaggi S. (2018) End-to-End Error-Correcting Codes on Networks With Worst-Case Bit Errors Ieee Transactions On Information Theory. 64: 4467-4479
Wang Q, Jaggi S, Medard M, et al. (2017) File Updates Under Random/Arbitrary Insertions and Deletions Ieee Transactions On Information Theory. 63: 6487-6513
Cai S, Jahangoshahi M, Bakshi M, et al. (2017) Efficient Algorithms for Noisy Group Testing Ieee Transactions On Information Theory. 63: 2113-2136
Bakshi M, Jaggi S, Cai S, et al. (2016) SHO-FA: Robust Compressive Sensing With Order-Optimal Complexity, Measurements, and Bits Ieee Transactions On Information Theory. 62: 7419-7444
Zhang Q, Bakshi M, Jaggi S. (2016) Computationally efficient deniable communication Ieee International Symposium On Information Theory - Proceedings. 2016: 2234-2238
Kadhe S, Sprintson A, Zhang QE, et al. (2016) Reliable and secure communication over adversarial multipath networks: A survey 2015 10th International Conference On Information, Communications and Signal Processing, Icics 2015
Zhang QE, Kadhe S, Bakshi M, et al. (2015) Talking reliably, secretly, and efficiently: A "complete" characterization 2015 Ieee Information Theory Workshop, Itw 2015
Zhang Q, Kadhe S, Bakshi M, et al. (2015) Coding against a limited-view adversary: The effect of causality and feedback Ieee International Symposium On Information Theory - Proceedings. 2015: 2530-2534
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