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Yash Kanoria ("Yash" rhymes with "hush" and is short for "Yashodhan".)
I'm a Professor in the Decision, Risk and Operations division at Columbia Business School.
My research centers on the design and optimization of marketplaces including matching markets and online platforms.
I teach Business Analytics in the MBA core and an elective on Digital Marketplaces. I've taught the following research-oriented PhD classes:
Spring 2017: Engineering Online Matching Markets with Jay Sethuraman.
Fall 2019: Statistical Physics, Markets and Algorithms.
Fall 2021: Frontiers in Online Optimization.
You can reach me at ykanoria at-the-rate-of gmail POINT com. My office is Kravis 981.
Current PhD students: Jonathan Yi-An Tan, Matias Alvo, Allen Sirolly
Postdoc: Prakirt Jhunjhunwala
Past PhD students and postdocs: Akshit Kumar, Judy Gan, Jiaqi Lu,
Pengyu Qian,
Abhinav Sinha, Yilun Chen.
Awards:
MSOM Young Scholar Prize
Lanchester Prize,
Sigecom Test of Time award (blog post,
article, and
listing),
Amazon OR best paper award,
IIT Bombay YAA award,
NSF CAREER Award,
ISIT student paper award
Here is my blog, where I also wrote about my
sabbatical year at Amazon.
I'm a proud Indian American. I am unmarried. My two little nieces are my favorite people.
Journal papers:
Working papers:
A. N. Elmachtoub, Y. Kanoria, and J. Y. Tan, “Joint Service Depth and Priority Design in Queueing Systems,”
ACM SIGMETRICS, 2027.
Y. Kanoria, J. Gan, and X. Zhang, “Local algorithms for dynamic optimization in networks,” Minor Revision in Stochastic Systems.
M. Alvo, Y. Kanoria, and D. Russo, “Policy Optimization in Hybrid Discrete-Continuous Action Spaces via Mixed Gradients.”
M. Demirel, X. Hou, and Y. Kanoria, “Distance, Gender, and Access to Elite Higher Education: Evidence from India's Centralized Engineering Admissions.”
J. Dong, P. Jhunjhunwala, Y. Kanoria, “Right-Sizing Communication and Recommendation Set Size in AI-Assisted Search.”
J. Dong, P. Jhunjhunwala, Y. Kanoria, “Optimal Congestion Signaling under Customer Heterogeneity and Demand Variation.”
Other conference papers:
Y. Kanoria,
“An FPTAS for Bargaining Networks with Unequal Bargaining Powers,”
Workshop on Internet & Network Economics (WINE), 2010.
Y. Kanoria, S. Mitra and A. Montanari,
“Statistical Static Timing Analysis using Markov Chain Monte Carlo,”
Design, Automation & Test in Europe (DATE), 2010.
Y. Kanoria and D. Manjunath,
“On Distributed Computation in Noisy Random Planar Networks,”
IEEE Intl. Symp. on Information Theory (ISIT), 2007.
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