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{\Large \bf Biographical Sketch\\
Kenneth W. Regan}
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Department of CSE & Telephone: 716-645-4738\\
University at Buffalo & Fax: 716-645-3464             \\
326 Davis Hall & E-mail: regan@buffalo.edu \\
Buffalo, NY 14260  & WWW: www.cse.buffalo.edu/$\sim$regan/
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{\large \bf Professional Preparation}
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Princeton University (Princeton, NJ USA), Mathematics, B.A. {\it summa cum laude\/}, 1981
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% Oxford University, Mathematics, M.Sc., 1982
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Oxford University (Oxford, UK), Mathematics, D.Phil., 1986
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Oxford University (Oxford, UK), Junior Research Fellow, 1984--1986 and 1988.
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Cornell University (Ithaca, NY USA), Postdoctoral Research Visitor, Mathematical Sciences
Institute (office provided by the Department of Computer Science),
1986--1987 and 1988--1989.
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{\large \bf Appointments}
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1999--:   Associate Professor, Department of Computer
Science and Engineering,  University at Buffalo (official
change after department merged with Computer Engineering).
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1995--1999:  Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science,
University at Buffalo 
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1989--1995:   Assistant Professor, Department of Computer
Science,  University at Buffalo
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{\large {\bf List of Relevant Products}}
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K.~Regan and G.~Haworth, ``Intrinsic Chess Ratings,'' in the proceedings
of AAAI 2011, San Francisco, Aug. 7--11, 2011.
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T.~Biswas and K.~Regan, ``Quantifying Depth and Complexity of Thinking and Knowledge,''
in the proceedings of the 7th
International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART 2015),
Lisbon, Portugal, Jan.\ 10--12, 2015.
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K.~Regan and T.~Biswas and J.~Zhou, ``Human and Computer Preferences at
Chess,'' in the proceedings of the 8th Multidisciplinary Workshop
on Advances in Preference Handling (MPREFS 2014), associated to AAAI 2014,
Quebec City, July 2014.
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K.~Regan and T.~Biswas, ``Psychometric Modeling of Decision Making Via Game Play,'' in
the proceedings of the 2013 IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence in Games,
Niagara Falls, Canada, August 2013.
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K.~Regan and B. Macieja and G. Haworth, ``Understanding Distributions of
Chess Performances,''
13th ICGA {\em Advances in Computer Games\/} conference, Tilburg,
Netherlands, November 2011. Final proceedings version published in
\emph{Advances in Computer Games}, Lecture Notes in Computer Science
{\bf 7168}, Springer-Verlag, 2012, pp~230--243.
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{\large \bf List of Other Significant Products}
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T.~Biswas, ``Designing Intelligent Agents to Judge Intrinsic Quality of Human Decisions,''
in the  proceedings of the 7th
International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART 2015),
Lisbon, Portugal, Jan.\ 10--12, 2015.
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T.~Biswas and K.~Regan, ``Measuring Level-K Reasoning, Satisficing,
and Human Error in Game-Play Data,'' July 2015, submitted.
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T.~Biswas and K.~Regan, ``Approximation of Function Evaluation Over Sequence
Arguments via Specialized Data Structures,''
{\em Theoretical Computer Science}, special issue
for the AAIM 2014 conference.
(In press; published online at
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304397515003114).
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R.~Lipton and K.~Regan, {\it Quantum Algorithms via Linear Algebra},
MIT Press, December 2014.
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R.~Lipton and K.~Regan and A.~Rudra, ``Symmetric functions
capture general functions,'' in the proceedings of MFCS 2011,
Springer LNCS {\bf 6907}, 2011, pp 436--447.
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{\large \bf Synergistic Activities}
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Collaboration on Richard Lipton's weblog
``G{\"o}del's Lost letter and P=NP,''
{\tt http://rjlipton.wordpress.com/} with full partner status since 1/2011,
including over 130 joint articles (each 3--7 pages) and 80 singly authored.
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Advisor and at-large member of the
World Chess Federation (FIDE) Anti-Cheating Committee.
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Public website
{\tt http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/$\sim$regan/chess/fidelity/}
on a predictive analytic model of human move choice at chess, with 
application to alleged cheating cases and player skill assessment.
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National media coverage including NPR Weekend Edition Saturday (6/21/14 with Scott Simon),
Slate's ``The Gist''
(9/2/14 with Mike Pesca), ``Data Skeptic'' (5/22/15 with Kyle Polich),
Chess Life Magazine (June 2014 cover story by
Howard Goldowsky), New York Times (3/20/12 Science Tuesday, page D3, by Dylan McClain).
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Joint author of three book chapters with Eric W. Allender and Michael C. Loui
for the CRC {\em Algorithms and Computation Theory Handbook\/},
1999 and 2009 eds., which help explain complexity theory for a general
scientific audience.
as above.
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% Development (1997--99 with undergraduate Mark Grimaldi)
% of a Java-based automaton simulator ``Turing Kit'' for teaching 
% theory-of-computation courses; it has more teacher tools and
% a more-general interface than other simulators.
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% Member of the Program Committee of the 1995 IEEE Conference on Structure in
% Complexity Theory (now Conference on Computational Complexity).
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{\large \bf Collaborators (9, all within 48 months, no co-editorships)}
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Eric Allender (Rutgers),
Amlan Chakrabarti (U.\ Calcutta),
Guy L.\ Haworth (Reading, UK)
Subrahmanyam Kalyanasundararam (IIT Hyderabad),
Richard J.\ Lipton (Georgia Tech),
Michael C.\ Loui (UIUC),
Bartlomiej Macieja (Univ.\ of Texas at Brownsville)
Atri Rudra (University at Buffalo),
Farbod Shokrieh (Cornell University).
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{\large\bf Supervision}, last 5 years (4 PhD students, 0 postdocs):
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Robert Surowka (defended May 2014)\\
Tamal Biswas (current),
Michael Wehar (current), James Clay (current).\\
My D.Phil advisor (1): Dominic J.A.\ Welsh, Merton College, Oxford
University. 
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