Alex Dimakis
, Alexandros G. Dimakis
Alex Dimakis
University of Texas at Austin
Names
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Emails
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****@austin.utexas.edu
, ****@gmail.com
, ****@usc.edu
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Education & Career History
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Full Professor
University of Texas at Austin (utexas.edu)
2021 – Present
Associate Professor
University of Texas, Austin (utexas.edu)
2013 – 2021
Assistant Professor
University of Southern California (usc.edu)
2009 – 2013
PhD student
University of California Berkeley (berkeley.edu)
2003 – 2008
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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PhD Advisor
Martin Wainwright
****@eecs.berkeley.edu
2003 – 2008
PhD Advisor
Kannan Ramchandran
****@eecs.berkeley.edu
2003 – 2008
Expertise
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Generative Adversarial Networks
2015 – Present
Generative Models
2015 – Present
Inverse Problems
2015 – Present
Large scale machine learning
2010 – 2017
Compressed Sensing
2007 – 2017
Information Theory
2003 – 2017