Armin Kekić
PhD Student in Causality and Machine Learning
Welcome to my website!
I’m a PhD Student at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, specializing in integrating causal inference and reasoning into machine learning algorithms.
Prior to my PhD, I worked as an applied scientist at Zalando, where I developed machine-learning-based demand forecast models for price optimization.
My academic background includes studies in physics and applied mathematics at Heidelberg, Oxford, and Paris, with a specific focus on theoretical quantum dynamics and simulation methods.
On this website, I share projects that I work on.
Interests
- Machine Learning
- Causality
- Time Series Forecasting
- Network Science
Education
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MSc in Applied Mathematics, 2016
University of Oxford
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BSc in Physics, 2015
University of Heidelberg
Recent Publications
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(2023).
Targeted Reduction of Causal Models.
arXiv.
(2023).
Nonparametric Identifiability of Causal Representations from Unknown Interventions.
NeurIPS.
(2023).
A Network Approach to Atomic Spectra.
J. Phys. Complex.
(2023).
Evaluating vaccine allocation strategies using simulation-assisted causal modeling.
Cell Patterns.
Experience
Applied Scientist
Development of high-dimensional time series models based on deep neural networks that are used for algorithmic price optimisation.
Research Intern
Design of an optical set-up for Rydberg-atom imaging using electromagnetically induced transparency.