Before his PhD, he worked for several startups in the field of data analysis and machine learning. His current research focus is on non-stationary time series, aiming to generalize fundamental theorems of probability theory and extend practical algorithms to the non-stationary context.
Education
PhD in Computational Statistics & Data Science, LMU Munich, supervised by Thomas Nagler; MSc in Mathematics, University of Regensburg; BSc in Mathematics, University of Regensburg.
Background
Nico Palm is a mathematician and currently pursuing his PhD in Computational Statistics & Data Science at the Munich Center for Machine Learning (LMU). His research interests include Mathematical Statistics, Uncertainty Quantification in ML, Multi-Objective Optimization, and Category Theory Approaches in ML.
Miscellany
He is also interested in uncertainty quantification for ML models, category theory in ML, and multi-objective optimization, especially in the context of expensive blackbox functions (e.g., simulation or digital twin models).