After the colloquium yesterday and our conference diner in a beautiful restaurant, downtown, we are back to work at the “Montréal – Guanajuato Workshop on Probability and Machine Learning“. Third day, with a focus on machine learning. Courtney Paquette (McGill) was our first plenary speaker on ‘High-dimensional Optimization with Applications to Compute-Optimal Neural Scaling Laws’, then Emilien Joly Joly (CIMAT) second plenary speaker on ‘GROS: A Unified Framework for Robust Aggregation in Metric Spaces with Applications to Machine Learning and Statistics’ , Marouane Il Idrissi (UQAM); Wilson Zuniga Galingo (Texas); Juan Jiminez (Ottawa); James Melbourne (CIMAT), our third plenary speaker on ‘Towards optimal privacy mechanisms under estimated sensitivity’; and finally Imanol Nuñez Morales (CIMAT). It is a great, workshop, thanks again to our sponsors (Quantact, SCOR Foundation for Science, CIMAT and the probability lab of Centre de recherches mathématiques (CRM)), thanks to the organizing team (mainly Dante Mata López, without whom nothing would have been possible), the great and enthusiastic speakers we had, and a terrific location…
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