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Causal Attribution of Azure Control-Plane Anomalies

Y. Liyanage, X. Liu, K. Hsieh, M. Chintalapati. 2026 Machine Learning, AI & Data Science Conference (MLADS 2026), Redmond, WA, June 08–11, 2026.

Interpretability in the Context of Sequential Cost-Sensitive Feature Acquisition

ICASSP 2023 - 2023 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP), 2023.

Aegis: Attribution of Control Plane Change Impact across Layers and Components for Cloud Systems

2023 IEEE/ACM 45th International Conference on Software Engineering: Software Engineering in Practice (ICSE-SEIP), 2023.

Dynamic Feature Selection for Classification in Structured Environments

2021 55th Asilomar Conference on Signals, Systems, and Computers, 2021.

Optimum Feature Ordering for Dynamic Instance–Wise Joint Feature Selection and Classification

Sequential Heterogeneous Feature Selection for Multi–Class Classification: Application in Government 2.0

Herein, the problem of multi-class classification of participatory civil issue reports in crowdsourcing platforms is addressed. Specifically, an efficient method is proposed to guide the selection of heterogeneous features, so as to account for …

On–The–Fly Feature Selection and Classification with Application to Civic Engagement Platforms

Online feature selection and classification is crucial for time sensitive decision making. Existing work however either assumes that features are independent or produces a fixed number of features for classification. Instead, we propose an optimal …

Automated Optimal Online Civil Issue Classification using Multiple Feature Sets

In this paper, the automatic classification of non-emergency civil issues in crowdsourcing systems is addressed in the case where multiple feature sets are available. We recognize that multiple feature sets can contain useful complementary …

Automating the Classification of Urban Issue Reports: an Optimal Stopping Approach

Empowering citizens to interact directly with their local governments through civic engagement platforms has emerged as an easy way to resolve urban issues. However, for authorities to manually process reported issues is both impractical and …

Robust Freeway Accident Detection: A Two–Stage Approach

In this paper, the problem of detecting freeway accidents in real-time based on speed readings from spatially distributed road sensors of variable accuracy is addressed. To ensure robust decision-making, a novel two-stage approach is proposed. …

A Hierarchical Framework for Timely Freeway Accident Detection and Localization

The increase of motor vehicle accidents over the past decades has made their early and accurate detection crucial not only for saving human lives, but also for decreasing time and energy wasted due to congestion. Unlike existing work that has thus …

QUICKEST FREEWAY ACCIDENT DETECTION UNDER UNKNOWN POST-ACCIDENT CONDITIONS

Accurate traffic accident detection is crucial to improving road safety conditions and route navigation, and to making informed decisions in urban planning among others. This paper proposes a Bayesian quickest change detection approach for accurate …

WHAT MATTERS THE MOST? OPTIMAL QUICK CLASSIFICATION OF URBAN ISSUE REPORTS BY IMPORTANCE

Civic engagement platforms such as SeeClickFix and FixMyStreet have revolutionized the way citizens interact with local governments to report and resolve urban issues. However, recognizing which urban issues are important to the community in an …

Optimal Sequential Detection of Freeway Accidents

Accurate traffic accident detection constitutes a key step in a variety of processes ranging from improving road safety conditions and route navigation, to making informed decisions in urban planning. This paper proposes a Bayesian quickest change …