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Machine learningHigh-dimensional statisticsRandom matrix theory
Finding structure in high-dimensional noise.
I am a PhD candidate at TU Delft, working at the intersection of machine learning, high-dimensional statistics, and random matrix theory.
About my research
I started my PhD in November 2022, advised by Raf Van de Plas.
My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, high-dimensional statistics, and random matrix theory.
My research seeks to understand when latent structure can be recovered from complex and noisy data, how sharp transitions separate learnable from non-learnable regimes, and how these theoretical insights can guide the design of effective inference and generative-learning methods.
Education
PhD with a focus on Machine Learning
TU Delft
MSc in Data Science
ETH Zürich
BSc in Communication Systems
EPFL
Selected publications
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IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing
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Interested in discussing research, collaborating, or simply exchanging ideas? I would be happy to hear from you.
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