Rafael Oliveira (Preferred)
, Rafael dos Santos de Oliveira
Rafael Oliveira
CSIRO
Names
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Emails
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****@uni.sydney.edu.au
, ****@sydney.edu.au
, ****@gmail.com
, ****@data61.csiro.au
Personal Links
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Education & Career History
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Researcher
CSIRO (csiro.au)
2023 – Present
Postdoc
University of Sydney (sydney.edu.au)
2018 – 2023
PhD student
University of Sydney (sydney.edu.au)
2014 – 2018
Undergrad student
Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro (ufrj.br)
2007 – 2013
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Postdoc Advisor
Edwin Bonilla
****@data61.csiro.au
2023 – Present
Postdoc Advisor
Richard Scalzo
****@sydney.edu.au
2018 – Present
PhD Advisor
Fabio Ramos
****@sydney.edu.au
2014 – Present
Postdoc Advisor
Sally Cripps
****@data61.csiro.au
2018 – 2022
Coauthor
Byron Boots
****@cs.washington.edu
2020 – 2021
Coauthor
Alexander Lambert
****@gatech.edu
2020 – 2021
Coworker
Lionel Ott
****@ethz.ch
2014 – 2021
Expertise
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Approximate Bayesian inference
2019 – Present
Bayesian optimization
2015 – Present
Gaussian processes
2015 – Present
Kernel methods
2015 – Present