Lukas Muttenthaler (Preferred)
Lukas Muttenthaler
TU Berlin
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Emails
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****@outlook.de
, ****@cbs.mpg.de
, ****@tu-berlin.de
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Education & Career History
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PhD student
TU Berlin (tu-berlin.de)
2021 – Present
PhD student
Max-Planck Institute (mpg.de)
2020 – 2022
MS student
University of Copenhagen (ku.dk)
2018 – 2020
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Andrew Lampinen
****@google.com
2023 – Present
Coauthor
Katherine Hermann
****@google.com
2023 – Present
Coauthor
Simon Kornblith
****@google.com
2022 – Present
PhD Advisor
Klaus-Robert Müller
****@tu-berlin.de
2021 – Present
Coauthor
Robert A. Vandermeulen
****@tu-berlin.de
2021 – Present
Coauthor
Martin N. Hebart
****@cbs.mpg.de
2021 – Present
Expertise
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latent variable models
2021 – Present
representation learning
2020 – Present
variational inference
2020 – Present
computer vision
2020 – Present
deep neural network
2020 – Present
deep learning
2019 – Present
cognitive science
2019 – Present