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Zeyu Ding

Ph.D. Candidate in Statistics

About Me

I am a Ph.D. candidate at TU Dortmund specializing in Bayesian Statistics, Machine Learning, and Data Compression techniques for high-dimensional models. My research aims to develop efficient statistical methods for analyzing and modeling complex, high-dimensional data, with applications in scientific computing and large-scale simulation. My core expertise lies in Bayesian Statistics, and I am particularly interested in exploring its potential in advancing generative modeling methods.

Education

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Academic Activities

Publications

  • Scalable Bayesian p-Generalized Probit and Logistic Regression
    Advances in Data Analysis and Classification, 2024
    Developed scalable Bayesian algorithms for high-dimensional classification problems.
  • Bayesian Analysis for Dimensionality and Complexity Reduction
    Machine Learning under Resource Constraints, deGruyter, Berlin, 2023
    Unified Bayesian approaches for dimensionality reduction in resource-constrained environments.
  • Efficiency Coresets Techniques for Multivariate Conditional Transformation Models
    submitted, 2024
    Proposed innovative coreset methods for high-dimensional data compression in generative models.
  • A Benchmark Suite for Monte Carlo Sampling Algorithms
    submitted, 2024
    Developed new Monte Carlo sampling test metrics for academic and non-adademic users.

Talks

  • A Benchmark Suite for Monte Carlo Sampling Algorithms
    18th International Conference on Computational and Methodological Statistics (CMStatistics), KCL, London, Dec. 2024
    Poster presentation
  • Artificial Intelligence for Large-Scale Scientific Simulations
    KISS Project Workshop, University of Hamburg, Feb. 2024
    Explored AI techniques in high-energy physics simulations with CERN’s LHC data.
  • Efficiency Coresets Techniques for Multivariate Conditional Transformation Models
    17th International Conference on Computational and Methodological Statistics (CMStatistics), Berlin, Dec. 2023
    Presented data compression techniques for multivariate conditional transformations.
  • Scalable Bayesian p-Generalized Probit and Logistic Regression via Coresets
    16th International Conference on Computational and Methodological Statistics (CMStatistics), KCL, London, Dec. 2022
    Discussed computational efficiency in Bayesian high-dimensional classification.
  • 6th International Summer School 2022 on Machine Learning under Resource Constraints
    Poster, TU Dortmund, Sep. 2022
    Topics regarding Bayesian models and coresets approaches

Ongoing Research

  • Adaptive Sliced Maximum Mean Discrepancy with Generalized Kernels and Random Fourier Features
  • Enhancing Score Matching with P-Normalized Kernels: Theory and Langevin Dynamics Implementation
  • Regularization and Prior Choice for the Bayesian Generalized Probit Model

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