I'm Andy, a 3rd year PhD candidate in the School of Computer Science at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I am advised by Hari Sundaram in the Crowd Dynamics Lab. Broadly, I work in algorithmic game theory and mechanism design developing models and algorithms for helping people make decisions under complexity and uncertainty. I am particularly interested in models and mechanisms considering attention as a scarce, rivalrous resource.
In my free time I enjoy racquet sports, cooking, and watching movies. You may find some of my work, contact information, and a picture of my face below.
My resume is available here.
- Balepur, Naina, Andy Lee, and Hari Sundaram. "Friends with Costs and Benefits: Community Formation with Myopic, Boundedly-Rational Actors." arXiv preprint arXiv:2312.14293 (2023).
- Modeling resource constrained, boundedly rational agents in network formation, currently being expanded for resubmission
- Lee, Andy C.. "Analysis of Covariance Intersection For Triangulation." , Aug. 2024. https://doi.org/10.2172/2429882
- Covariance intersection based methods for object tracking
- Dean, Abdullah, et al. "Firefighting on the hexagonal grid." Discrete Applied Mathematics 305 (2021): 16-22.
- Bounding spread in infinite planar graphs
- TA CS173 Discrete Structures
- TA CS105 Intro CS for non-technical majors
- TA CS225 Data Structures and Algorithms
- Outstanding TA Spring 2025
- Wing Kai Cheng fellowship 2023-2024
- Illinois Geometry Lab Research Award 2021
You may reach me at andy2[AT]illinois.edu.