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PhD · University of Dayton

Abhijeet Gupta. — ML Engineer & Quant Researcher

Published inKSE 2024CISS 2025ASME 2026·Scholar · 9 citations · h-index 2
Portrait of Abhijeet Gupta

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Currently exploring

Manufacturing AutomationAGILLM Interpretability
LLM-EVAL6 models · 7B to 70B
ADV-RL94% acc · KSE'24
PAIRSAAPL-MSFT · Sharpe 1.8
GARCH(1,1)SPY · σ̂ live
OPTIONSMC · 100k paths
CVCISS'25 ×2
PUBS4 peer-reviewed
STACKPyTorch · Slurm · 4×GH200
LLM-EVAL6 models · 7B to 70B
ADV-RL94% acc · KSE'24
PAIRSAAPL-MSFT · Sharpe 1.8
GARCH(1,1)SPY · σ̂ live
OPTIONSMC · 100k paths
CVCISS'25 ×2
PUBS4 peer-reviewed
STACKPyTorch · Slurm · 4×GH200

Two disciplines, one practice

Research and markets.

ML / AI Research

LLM evaluation, reinforcement learning robustness, and computer vision pipelines on multi-GPU HPC infrastructure.

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Quantitative Research

Options pricing, GARCH volatility modeling, and market-neutral statistical arbitrage.

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Currently in the lab.

  • ResearchingReasoning-model failure modes (7B to 70B)
  • StackPyTorch · Slurm · 4× GH200
  • Side benchGARCH(1,1) on SPY, walk-forward
  • Based inDayton, Ohio
  • Emailabhijeetguptaphd@gmail.com

Currently reading and considering

  • Manufacturing Automation

    Integrating reproducible machine learning and statistical process control into legacy production lines, where the operational bottleneck is rarely the model itself.

  • AGI

    Examining what 'general' substantively means once it is operationalized for measurement. Currently reading critiques of scaling laws and recent work on evaluation design.

  • LLM Interpretability

    Investigating reasoning-model failure modes, family-level differences between Llama and Qwen, and the conditions under which forced re-entry helps or harms performance.

Most recent publication: “Enhancing Sustainability and Construction Safety Research in the Era of Artificial Intelligence,” ASME Journal of Engineering for Sustainable Buildings and Cities 2026. View all →

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  • ML / AIApr 2026

    Reasoning Model Failure Analysis, LLM Interpretability

    PyTorchHuggingFaceSlurmMulti-GPU
  • ML / AIKSE 2024, Published

    Adversarial Robustness via Entropy Based Feature Selection in RL

    OpenAI GymPyTorchRLPublication
  • ML / AICISS 2025, Published

    Mouse Brain Cell Segmentation in Fluorescence Microscopy

    OpenCVPyTorchCNNsPublication
  • ML / AICISS 2025, Published

    Virtual Yoga Instructor with Real Time Feedback

    OpenCVMediaPipePyTorchPublication
  • QuantJan 2026

    Options Pricing Engine and Greeks Computation

    PythonNumPySciPyMonte Carlo
  • QuantDec 2025

    Statistical Pairs Trading Backtest

    PythonstatsmodelsyfinanceBacktesting
  • QuantMay 2025

    GARCH Volatility Modeling and Stochastic Time Series

    PythonstatsmodelsGARCHTime Series
  • QuantDec 2023

    LSTM Based Financial Time Series Forecasting

    PyTorchLSTMTime Seriesyfinance

20 skills · 8 projects · click to filter

Writing

Notes and essays.

Occasional writing on research, tooling, and learning in public.

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  • Jun 12, 2026

    How to correctly report LLM-as-a-Judge evaluations

    A practical guide to running, calibrating, and reporting LLM-as-a-Judge results — covering judge selection, position bias, pairwise vs scoring setups, and the statistics that actually belong in the paper.

  • Jun 10, 2026

    10 must-read machine learning research papers for ML engineers

    An annotated bibliography of foundational and recent work in LLM evaluation and reinforcement learning, with notes on why each paper matters in practice.

  • Apr 20, 2026

    Notes on evaluating reasoning models across families

    Observations from disentangling reasoning length effects from forced re-entry across Llama and Qwen distilled models.

  • Nov 2, 2025

    Reproducibility on a shared Slurm cluster

    Small operational habits that yield significant returns when several collaborators share the same GPU resources.

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