Ullrich Koethe
, Ullrich Köthe
Ullrich Koethe
Heidelberg University
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****@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
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Adjunct Professor
Heidelberg University (uni-heidelberg.de)
2018 – Present
Postdoc
Heidelberg University (uni-heidelberg.de)
2007 – 2018
Postdoc
Hamburg University (uni-hamburg.de)
2000 – 2007
PhD student
Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research (igd.fraunhofer.de)
1992 – 1999
MS student
Rostock University (uni-rostock.de)
1986 – 1991
Advisors, Relations & Conflicts
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Coauthor
Rafaå Tarnawski
****@gmail.com
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Klaus Maier-hein
****@dkfz.de
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Jens Kleesiek
****@uni-heidelberg.de
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Joanna Polanska
****@polsl.pl
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Bram Stieltjes
****@dkfz-heidelberg.de
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Bram Stieltjes
****@usb.ch
2016 – 2016
Coauthor
Martin Schiegg
****@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
2015 – 2015
Coauthor
Fred Hamprecht
****@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
2015 – 2015
Coauthor
Anna Kreshuk
****@iwr.uni-heidelberg.de
2015 – 2015
Expertise
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deep learning, normalizing flow, invertible neural networks, interpretable machine learning
2018 – Present