I’m Kyle Simpson Orcid Link, a PhD student in Computing Science at the University of Glasgow supervised by Professor Dimitrios Pezaros. I work within the Glasgow Systems Section on automated intrusion detection and prevention.
I take interest in research of networks, reinforcement learning, computer graphics and combinatorial search, and enjoy hobbyist game development and cooking.
I love solving hard problems in new fields—feel free to email me at any time.
Blog
- (Almost) Lockless Stream Buffering: 27 April 2020.
- Thoughts on Vana'diel: 31 May 2019.
- Felyne Bot, and Initial Thoughts on Rust: 27 February 2018.
- Custom Open vSwitch Actions: 4 December 2017.
Recent Talks/Posters
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Real-time Performance Analysis of High-Speed, International Science Network Flows:
21 October 2019,
IMC 2019, KIT Royal Tropical Institute, Amsterdam.
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ESnet6 HighTouch Collector: Overview and Future:
29 August 2019,
Shyh Wang Hall, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
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Improving Direct-Control Reinforcement Learning for Network Intrusion Prevention:
3 September 2018,
SCONE 20, Edinburgh University.
Recent Publications and Conference Papers
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Per-Host DDoS Mitigation by Direct-Control Reinforcement Learning:
Kyle A. Simpson, Simon Rogers, Dimitrios P. Pezaros.
IEEE TNSM, March 2020.
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On Maximum Weight Clique Algorithms, and How They Are Evaluated:
Ciaran McCreesh, Patrick Prosser, Kyle Simpson, James Trimble.
CP 2017.
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