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Theses1
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Adaptive Gradient Langevin Algorithms for Stochastic Optimization and Bayesian Inference
2023 · Sorbonne Université · doctoral · École doctorale Sciences mathématiques de Paris centre (Paris ; 2000-....) · in English · the thesis's own page ›also named on this thesis
- cited by a thesis recordNicolas Fournierjury member
- cited by a thesis recordFrancis Bachjury president
- cited by a thesis recordOlivier Pironneaujury member
- cited by a thesis recordÉric Moulinesreferee
- cited by a thesis recordGersende Fortjury member
- cited by a thesis recordMike Gilesreferee
- cited by a thesis recordJosef Teichmannjury member
Advisors1
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Gilles Pagès“Adaptive Gradient Langevin Algorithms for Stochastic Optimization and Bayesian Inference”
2023 · Sorbonne Université · doctoral
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cited by a thesis recordGilles Pagès
Works1
2023 · held from 1 repository · a work missing?
- cited by HAL/TEL OAI's record
Adaptive Gradient Langevin Algorithms for Stochastic Optimization and Bayesian Inference
2023 · doctoral thesis · HAL/TEL OAI
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