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Concluding Remarks
Felipe Tobar · César Lincoln Mattos

Mon Dec 06 12:42 PM -- 12:47 PM (PST) @
in The Art of Gaussian Processes: Classical and Contemporary »

Final remarks: the take-home message, what has been left out of the tutorial and proposed avenues for further study

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Felipe Tobar (Universidad de Chile)

Felipe Tobar is an Assistant Professor at the Data & AI Initiative at Universidad de Chile. He holds Researcher positions at the Center for Mathematical Modeling and the Advanced Center for Electrical Engineering. Felipe received the BSc/MSc degrees in Electrical Engineering (U. de Chile, 2010) and a PhD in Signal Processing (Imperial College London, 2014), and he was an Associate Researcher in Machine Learning at the University of Cambridge (2014-2015). Felipe teaches Statistics and Machine Learning courses at undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. His research interests lie in the interface between Machine Learning and Statistical Signal Processing, including Gaussian processes, spectral estimation, approximate inference, Bayesian nonparametrics, and optimal transport.

César Lincoln Mattos (Federal University of Ceará)

César Lincoln Cavalcante Mattos is an associate professor at the Department of Computer Science, at Federal University of Ceará (UFC), Brazil. He is also an associate researcher at the Logics and Artificial Intelligence Group (LOGIA). He has research interests in the broad fields of machine learning and probabilistic modeling, such as Gaussian processes, deep (probabilistic) learning, approximate inference and system identification. He has been applying learning methods in several research and development collaborations in areas such as dynamical system modeling, health risk analysis, software repository mining and anomaly detection.

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