I am a postdoctoral fellow at CTU (Prague), in the optimization group, working with Jakub Mareček on the optimization of tame functions.
Prior to this position, I did my PhD at the Laboratoire Jean Kuntzmann (Grenoble), in the DAO team under the supervision of Franck Iutzeler and Jérôme Malick. I focused on structured nonsmooth problems, which include learning problems and more general nonsmooth problems. I developed structure identification procedures and fast (Newton-type) methods for such nonsmooth nonconvex problems. More in my PhD thesis!
Our postdoc Milan Papež and his colleagues succeeded with research on incorporating graph input into sum-product networks. This method can help in AI applications that require tractable probabilistic inference, such as generating new molecules conditionally on existing ones.
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