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9 papers in scope · 8 published · 1 on the econ.EM arXiv · 40 citations · h-index 4 (over the papers listed here)
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Public vs private provisioning of AI tools in high-stakes contexts: experimental evidence from technology and law students in India
published 2026 · Data & Policy · 1 citations · first circulated 2025
with Nevin George, Vidya Subramanian, Arul Scaria
A foot in the door: evaluating the supernumerary seats scheme for girls in the IITs
published 2025 · Higher Education
with Rohit Munshi, Ravinder Kaur
Anniversary AI reflections
published 2024 · Nature Machine Intelligence · 11 citations
with Noelia Ferruz, Marinka Žitnik, Pierre-Yves Oudeyer, Emmie Hine, Yiyu Shi, Diana Mincu, Sebastian Porsdam Mann, Payel Das, Francesco Stella
Do online certifications improve job market outcomes? Evidence from an IT skills certification platform in India
published 2023 · Information Economics and Policy · 9 citations
with Neaketa Chawla, Anna Agarwal, James A. Evans
Sparse Data Reconstruction, Missing Value and Multiple Imputation through Matrix Factorization
published 2022 · Sociological Methodology · 9 citations
with Madeleine Udell, Nathan Srebro, James A. Evans
Inference for the Linear IV Model Ridge Estimator Using Training and Test Samples
published 2021 · Stats · 1 citations
The Skills Space in Informal Work: Insights from Bangalore Slums
published 2021 · The Journal of Development Studies · 3 citations
with Sarthak Gaurav, James A. Evans
On the Asymptotic Distribution of Ridge Regression Estimators Using Training and Test Samples
published 2020 · Econometrics · 6 citations
working paper 2019 · arXiv
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