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My name is Nicolò Ruggeri, I am PhD student at the Max Planck ETH Center for Learning Systems.
I am co-supervised by Caterina De Bacco and Fanny Yang.

In general, my research revolves around probabilistic methods in machine learning and their applications.

Some keywords that might or might not make sense include:

Variational inference
- Ranking on networks
- Variational autoencoders
- Interpretability and disentanglement
Network science
- Modelling of network-type data
- Community detection
- Message passing, EM-inference and general probabilistic inference

Broadly speaking, I am interested in both theory and applications, as well as any topic related to the above.
So feel free to get in touch!

News

15/05/2022 - Our paper
"Fast rates for noisy interpolation require rethinking the effects of inductive bias"
has been accepted at ICML 2022!

01/04/2022 - We have released our new work:
"Provable concept learning for interpretable predictions using variational inference" (ArXiv)