Research scientist at CNRS / GIPSA-Lab (Grenoble, France).
My research interests include large-scale kernel methods, sketching and dimensionality reduction, sparsity, compressive learning and sensing, statistical learning theory, approximation theory, differential privacy.
My publications can be found on this page (with pdfs), as well as on HAL, semantic scholar, arXiv, or dblp.
Since 2024, I work as a CNRS junior researcher (“chargé de recherche”) in the Gaia group of Gipsa-lab, a signal processing lab located in Grenoble (French Alps). From 2021 to 2023, I was a postdoctoral researcher at LCSL / MaLGa (University of Genoa, Italy) working with Lorenzo Rosasco. I hold a PhD degree from University of Rennes 1 (France). I worked there under the supervision of Rémi Gribonval on compressive learning, a paradigm for large-scale machine learning.
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