Papers & Thesis

ICML 2026 Jun 2026

Honest Lying: Understanding Memory Confabulation in Reflexive Agents

Prakhar Dixit et al.

Investigates the phenomenon of memory confabulation in reflexive AI agents, analyzing how and why agents produce plausible but incorrect recollections, with implications for trust and reliability in long-term conversational systems.

IGARSS 2026 Mar 2026

WildfireVLM: AI-powered Analysis for Early Wildfire Detection and Risk Assessment Using Satellite Imagery

Prakhar Dixit et al.

Presents WildfireVLM, an AI-driven framework for early wildfire detection and risk assessment using satellite imagery. Demonstrated at the 3rd Wildfire Digital Twin Semi-Annual Review at UMBC in front of scientists from NASA.

Emergence AI · Blog Jul 2025

SOTA Results in Agentic Memory on LongMemEval

Prakhar Dixit et al. — Emergence AI

Achieved state-of-the-art performance on the LongMemEval benchmark with 86% accuracy, surpassing the previous best by 15%, using a long-term memory system for conversational agents.

NeurIPS 2024 Nov 2024

SBI-RAG: Enhancing Math Word Problem Solving for Students through Schema-Based Instruction and Retrieval Augmented Generation

Prakhar Dixit et al.

Proposes SBI-RAG, a framework combining schema-based instruction with retrieval augmented generation to improve mathematical word problem solving capabilities in students using LLMs.

MS Thesis · ProQuest Aug 2024

Dynamic Edge Weighting in Relational Graph Convolutional Networks: Enhancing Sample Efficiency via Graph Attention in Reinforcement Learning

Prakhar Dixit — University of Maryland, Baltimore County

MS thesis presenting a novel approach to enhancing model-free RL algorithms by integrating graph attention networks into an R-GCN framework, achieving a 20% improvement in sample efficiency on Boxworld and Minigrid LavaGap benchmarks.

AAAI 2023 Jan 2023

ReProHRL: Towards Multi-Goal Navigation in the Real World using Hierarchical Agents

Prakhar Dixit et al.

Presents ReProHRL, a hierarchical reinforcement learning framework for multi-goal navigation, transferring from simulation to real-world robotic environments with an 85% transfer success rate.

RSS 2022 Jun 2022

Toward Real-World Implementation of Deep Reinforcement Learning for Vision-Based Autonomous Drone Navigation with Mission

Prakhar Dixit et al.

Explores the practical deployment of deep RL for autonomous drone navigation in real-world environments using vision-based inputs and YOLO object detection, bridging the Sim2Real gap.


Peer-Reviewing Experience

Reviewer — Workshop on Mathematical Reasoning and AI, MATH-AI @ NeurIPS 2025
Reviewer — Inductive Biases in Reinforcement Learning Workshop, RLC 2025
Reviewed 3 papers — Association for Computational Linguistics (ACL 2025)
Talks & Tutorial Reviewer — PyCon 2025