Grigorios Chrysos

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne

Names

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Grigorios Chrysos (Preferred)
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Grigoris Chrysos

Emails

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****@gmail.com
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****@imperial.ac.uk
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****@epfl.ch

Personal Links

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Education & Career History

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Postdoc
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (epfl.ch)
2020 – 2023
 
Researcher
NVIDIA AI (nvidia.com)
2020 – 2020
 
PhD student
Imperial College London (imperial.ac.uk)
2015 – 2020
 

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

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Postdoc Advisor
Volkan Cevher
****@epfl.ch
2020 – 2022
 
Coauthor
Anima Anandkumar
****@nvidia.com
2020 – 2021
 
Coauthor
Yannis Panagakis
****@di.uoa.gr
2018 – 2021
 
Coauthor
Jean Kossaifi
****@gmail.com
2015 – 2021
 
PhD Advisor
Stefanos Zafeiriou
****@imperial.ac.uk
2015 – 2020
 
Coauthor
Patrick Snape
****@imperial.ac.uk
2015 – 2016
 
Coauthor
Iasonas Kokkinos
****@cs.ucl.ac.uk
2015 – 2015
 
Coauthor
Georgios Tzimiropoulos
****@nottingham.ac.uk
2015 – 2015
 

Expertise

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polynomial neural networks, tensor decompositions
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unsupervised learning, representation learning,
Present
 
generative models, GAN
Present
 
extrapolation
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