Tanguy Urvoy
Tanguy Urvoy
Orange-labs
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Emails
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****@orange.com
, ****@gmail.com
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Education & Career History
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Research engineer
Orange-labs (orange.com)
Present
Postdoc
Université de Toulouse (ups-tlse.fr)
2002 – 2003
PhD student
Irisa (irisa.fr)
1999 – 2002
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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PhD Advisee
Pratik Gajane
****@gmail.com
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Cooperation
Philippe Preux
****@inria.fr
Present
PhD Advisor
Didier Caucal
****@univ-mlv.fr
Present
Coworker
Raphaël Féraud
****@orange.com
Present
Coworker
Fabrice Clérot
****@orange.com
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Coauthor
Emilie Kaufann
****@univ-lille1.fr
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Coauthor
Artem Sokolov
****@gmail.com
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PhD Advisee
Betty Fabre
****@orange.com
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PhD Advisee
Thomas Lavergne
****@limsi.fr
Present
Expertise
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deep tabular data
2020 – Present
deep generative models
2019 – Present
deep reinforcement learning
2016 – Present
reinforcement learning
2013 – Present
partial monitoring, bandits, dueling bandits
2008 – 2017
natural languages processing
2005 – 2011
graph combinatoric
1999 – 2008
automata
1999 – 2004