Hi ! I’m a student at the MSc Computer Science, University of Oxford, specializing in Machine Intelligence and Statistical Learning. You will find on this website blog posts for personal/group projects, along with gitlab repositories.
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In 2015-2018, I was a student at Ecole polytechnique, Palaiseau. I worked on some key ideas for autonomous cars: Convolutional networks for pedestrian detection, and Reinforcement Learning for simulated cars. I worked on a research project about Minimum Enclosing Balls with Amaury Sabran (supervised by Pr Frank Nielsen, LIX). We extended theoretical convergence & complexity results on the Frank-Wolfe algorithm, focusing on robustness to outliers and Bregman divergences (blog post here). We also made a video/post about the applications of robust Minimum Enclosing Balls in Machine Learning.
During a 4-month internship at Institut Pasteur (Paris), a cutting-edge research institute in biology, I explored the subject of using Auto Encoders for Protein Design.
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