Papers by Ayan Banerjee

    3 papers
    NITI: Neural Plan Concretization for Incremental Execution, Bridging and Trigger Inference from Underspecified Human Policies (2026.findings-acl)

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    Challenge: Using NITI, we examine the performance of a safety-critical automated insulin dosing task with minimal contextualization infence overhead.
    Approach: They propose a framework that treats large language models as execution-time concretizers of human intent that incrementally executes abstract policies via verifier-grounded interfaces.
    Outcome: The proposed framework outperforms one-shot and chain-of-thought baselines on two structurally distinct embodied domains: a world cubing championship 22 Rubik’s Cube scramble and a safety-critical automated insulin dosing task.
    CANDICE: Agentic Causal Disentanglement with Class Conditional Knowledge Integration for Long Tailed Domain Generalization (2026.findings-acl)

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    Challenge: Domain generalization and long-tailed (LT) learning models face two challenges . domain invariance often suppresses class-discriminative signals essential for long-tail recognition.
    Approach: They propose a framework that disentangles domain-invariant and class-discriminative features . they evaluate 10 diverse medical imaging datasets spanning four modalities .
    Outcome: The proposed framework achieves an average performance improvement of 10.3% across multi-domain and in-domain long-tailed tasks while preserving minority class performance.
    Personalized open world plan generation for safety-critical human centered autonomous systems: A case study on Artificial Pancreas (2025.findings-emnlp)

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    Challenge: Design-time safety guarantees for human-centered autonomous systems often break down in open-world deployment due to uncertain human interaction.
    Approach: They propose an LLM-based architecture that automatically generates personalized safety plans . by itself, the LLM fares poorly at producing safe usage plans, but coupling it with a safety verifier enables the discovery of safe plans.
    Outcome: The proposed architecture generates personalized safety plans that are safe for open-world use . the proposed architecture fares poorly at producing safe usage plans .

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