Conference Talk, NeurIPS Conference (online), Vancouver, Canada
As a spotlight paper at NeurIPS, we presented our work in a 5 min video which was available through the conference website, as well as a poster in one of the main poster sessions. The talk outlined the different elements of our paper (together with Joaquín Fontbona) on the effect of data-symmetries in neural-network training at the Mean Field level.
Talk, Universidad de Chile, Mathematical Engineering Department, Santiago, Chile
I presented the contents of our accepted Neurips paper on the Probability Seminar from the FCFM at Universidad de Chile. It was a ~50 minute talk in which I outlined all the different elements and the main results from the paper. The slides are available here, and the full presentation is available here.
Talk, Universidad de Chile, Mathematical Engineering Department, Santiago, Chile
In order to receive my Master’s degree, I had to defend my Master’s thesis. This was a 40 minute talk in which I outlined all the different elements as well as the main results.
Conference Talk, AAMAS Conference, London, United Kingdom
In this talk I presented the work we developed with Vincent Mousseau and Anaëlle Wilczynski on the study of strategic candidacy on a Hotelling-Downs Game for elections which model voters as having binary preferences over a given set of issues. The slides of the talk can be found here.
Talk, Instituto de Sistemas Complejos de Valparaíso (ISCV), Valparaíso, Chile
I presented my work on a Hotelling-Downs Game for elections with binary issues at the XVIII Summer School on Discrete Mathematics organized by the Center for Mathematical Modelling (CMM) at the ISCV in Valparaíso, Chile. The details of the program are given in the following link.
Tutorial, Collège Roland Garros, Saint-Germain-lès-Arpajon, France
As part of the Parcours Recherche program, I participated in the “Fête de la Science 2021” together with a team consisting of Jean-Baptiste Dubois, Clément Mosser, Pedro Sotomayor and myself. We presented a tutorial to the 4th grade students from Collège Roland Garros on the topic of “Mathematics for Decision-Making” (“Les maths et la prise de décision”), and included a didactic game to illustrate the phenomenon of strategic voting. We also showed a video in which some of the key concepts were explained; the video can be found here (it’s in French).